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When ChatGPT was unveiled to the public in late 2022, its impact on the tech industry was unforeseen. While tech giants rushed to embrace AI, Apple initially remained reserved. However, in 2024, Apple is changing its narrative, evident in its recent product release, the M3 MacBook Air. For the first time, Apple is marketing its hardware as an AI powerhouse, claiming the new MacBook is the "world’s best consumer laptop for AI."

But there's a catch—Apple admits you need third-party apps to unlock the MacBook Air's AI potential. However, this narrative is expected to shift with Apple's upcoming software releases in the summer, promising AI integration across its apps and services.

Siri, Apple's voice assistant, is anticipated to undergo a significant overhaul, transitioning to a large language model (LLM) generative AI, potentially named "AppleGPT." This transformation could revolutionize Siri's capabilities, enabling continuous conversations and more robust responses.

Moreover, Apple's Photos and iMovie apps might receive AI updates, allowing users to remove unwanted elements from photos or videos effortlessly. The most groundbreaking aspect, however, is Apple's potential to run its AI chatbots and tools directly on users' devices, bypassing cloud-based servers for enhanced speed and privacy.

If successful, this approach would set Apple apart in the AI landscape, offering unparalleled privacy and efficiency. As Apple continues to innovate, its focus on user-centric AI solutions aligns with its commitment to privacy and excellence, positioning the company as a leader in the AI space.

Original article posted on March 9, 2024