Apple is reportedly in discussions to integrate Google’s Gemini AI system into its devices, following the recent collaboration with ChatGPT, according to a report by The Verge.
Rumors had been circulating about Apple’s potential partnership with Google’s Gemini ever since the company announced its plans to incorporate Apple devices with ChatGPT. Apple has been focused on enhancing the AI capabilities of its products and confirmed that Apple Intelligence (AI) would soon be available on iPhones, iPads, and Mac devices. This move comes after Apple turned down Meta’s Llama models for iPhones due to concerns over Meta’s privacy policies. While Apple is emphasizing the advancement of AI, the company is equally prioritizing the security of its devices.
It is expected that Apple will permit third-party AI services to generate revenue through in-app purchases as an interim solution while the company prepares to introduce its proprietary generative AI system. This development underscores Apple’s commitment to integrating cutting-edge AI technologies while maintaining stringent security standards for its users.
