Apple's Generative AI Tool That Will Rival ChatGPT And Bard Could Come Next Year
Apple is reportedly working on its own version of generative artificial intelligence (AI) tool along the lines of ChatGPT.?
It appears that the iPhone maker has begun setting up the basic framework to build a large language model (LLM) similar to OpenAI's ChatGPT and Google's Bard. Internally, the framework is being referred to as "Ajax" - built using Google JAX, the company's machine learning framework.
Apple's GPT era?
In principle, Apple engineers are building something called "Apple GPT," Bloomberg News reported. Sources told the outlet that Apple currently doesn't have a concrete plan in place to release the technology but noted that serious AI announcements may come out next year.
For now, very few people have access to the tool. The news comes in after Apple posted at least a dozen job ads on its career page seeking experts in generative AI. According to TechCrunch, the ads first appeared on the company's website on April 27.
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"AI represents a huge opportunity to elevate Apple's products and experiences for billions of people globally. You will be leveraging innovative Generative models to build fundamental applications on top of Apple's most advanced technologies, while developing your expertise in Augmented and Virtual Reality (AR/VR)," one of the now-deleted job postings said, according to Fortune.
Until now, Apple has not released any products that depend on generative AI. Siri remains the only Apple products that directly deals in generative AI, besides using machine learning for features like heart monitoring and fall detection.
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Earlier, it was reported that Apple is working on a coaching service called "Quartz" that would use AI to track users' emotions and to keep them motivated to exercise and eat healthy. It's unclear when any of these services will find their way to the user.
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