AppleIntelligence Officially Unveiled, iPhone 16 Series to Benefit, But Can Siri with ChatGPT Make a Comeback?

AppleIntelligence Officially Unveiled, iPhone 16 Series to Benefit, But Can Siri with ChatGPT Make a Comeback?Apple has announced that the official public release of AppleIntelligence will be available next week in iOS 18.1, with renowned tech journalist Mark Gurman stating the release date for iOS 18

AppleIntelligence Officially Unveiled, iPhone 16 Series to Benefit, But Can Siri with ChatGPT Make a Comeback?

Apple has announced that the official public release of AppleIntelligence will be available next week in iOS 18.1, with renowned tech journalist Mark Gurman stating the release date for iOS 18.1 as October 28. This update will include some features of AppleIntelligence, including a writing tool suite that supports text correction and rewriting, photo cleanup, notification summaries, and Siri enhancements.

It is reported that in the subsequent iOS 18.2 release, Apple's Siri will be integrated with ChatGPT. When users seek inspiration, they can ask Siri, which will recommend using ChatGPT. Upon accepting the suggestion, users can receive answers from ChatGPT. All information shared with ChatGPT requires prior user consent, and users can access ChatGPT for free without creating an account. All requests will not be recorded. ChatGPT subscription users can link their accounts.

For users, Apple's promise of AppleIntelligence from WWDC is finally starting to materialize. The iPhone 16 series and iPhone 15 Pro series will both receive AppleIntelligence. Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo believes that some market players are optimistic that AppleIntelligence could significantly boost iPhone shipments soon. However, recent order cuts from Apple suggest this optimism may not be realized in the short term.

In fact, there is a general consensus within Apple that its generative AI technology is at least two years behind leading companies. Studies show that OpenAI's ChatGPT is 25% more accurate than Siri in answering questions and can answer more questions.

But Apple's potential is still "not to be underestimated". It possesses globally recognized brand resources and a history of successful comebacks from behind, such as Apple Maps. It is possible for Apple to join the ranks of top AI companies through self-development, recruitment, or acquisitions.

While the launch of AppleIntelligence will bring new features and experiences to the iPhone, can Siri, with the help of ChatGPT, achieve a comeback in the generative AI field? Can Apple, leveraging its own strengths, bridge the gap with leading companies? These questions still require time to be validated.