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– Rumors Swirl About WWDC Unveiling Conceptual AI-Powered Siri

Apple is preparing to preview a new version of Siri with generative AI and a range of new capabilit…

According to a post on the Vietnamese social media platform Naver by an individual known for sharing Apple-related stories, Apple is preparing to showcase the latest version of Siri at WWDC, featuring advanced AI concepts and enhanced capabilities.

The upcoming Siri update is said to incorporate conceptual AI technologies through an Ajax-based model, a development initially reported by Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman in July. Sources within the engineering community, as cited by the operator of the tech information aggregator accounts “yeux1122” on Naver, highlight the focus on improved user personalization and natural conversational abilities in the new Siri iteration.

Reports suggest that the revamped Siri will be universally compatible across Apple devices, allowing for seamless conversation data storage across all platforms. Moreover, speculations point to the introduction of a new “Apple-specific conceptual service,” potentially linked to the previously mentioned Siri-powered Keys functionalities for iOS 18.

Apple is reportedly working on establishing connections, possibly in the form of an API, for the new Siri version to integrate with various third-party services. There is also mention of the potential differentiation of Apple’s AI features based on the level of membership service.

Recent estimates from Deepwater Asset Management indicate that Apple is set to introduce conceptual AI to Siri within the year. While the Naver platform has a mixed track record in predicting Apple’s future plans, it has accurately revealed details such as the third-generation iPhone SE in March 2022 and the delay of new 14- and 16-inch MacBook Pro models until early 2023 in October of the same year.

Notable Shifts in Apple’s Strategy

In a departure from tradition, Apple has refrained from releasing new tablets in 2023, breaking a 12-year streak of annual tablet launches since the inception of the iPad in 2010.

Anticipated iOS Enhancements for 2024

Apple is expected to introduce a host of new features for iOS 17 and apps 18 throughout 2024. Some of the anticipated additions include Stolen Device Protection, innovative Apple Music playlists, AirPlay functionality for hotel room TVs, software compliance with EU regulations, next-gen CarPlay enhancements, and roadside assistance via satellite communication.

Potential Additions to iPhone 18

Rumors and expectations surrounding the iOS 18 update, slated for a June release, hint at two significant features: Siri enhancements and RCS support for Messages, aligning with Apple’s commitment to the cross-platform messaging standard RCS.

Absence of New Apple Product Launches in 2024

Despite a flurry of anticipated releases across Apple’s product spectrum in 2024, there are notable omissions in the rumored lineup. Based on insights from various industry sources, here are the products that Apple is unlikely to unveil this year.

Revamped Apple TV Expected in 2024

The first quarter of 2024 is projected to see the launch of a new iteration of Apple TV, featuring enhancements such as the A15 Bionic chip, expanded 128GB storage capacity, sleeker design, HDR10+ support, USB-C port on the Siri Remote, and more. The previous Apple TV model was introduced in November 2022.

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Caution: Issues with iOS 17.3 Alpha2 Leading to Device Bricking

Users are advised to exercise caution before updating to iOS 17.3 alpha2, as reports from various platforms indicate significant problems, including device bricking, for some iPhone users who have installed the latest release.

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