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Report: Apple plans to invest in ChatGPT developer OpenAI

Milan Jovicic by Milan Jovicic
August 29, 2024 - 8:44 PM CEST
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Gdansk, Poland - March 2023 Chat GPT app icon on screen of mobile phone iPhone Apple. Website of US American artificial intelligence company OpenAI LLC. Webpage prototype AI chatbot

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At a time when artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming increasingly important, major technology companies like Apple are looking to strengthen their position in the AI space. One of the most promising developments in this regard is Apple's possible investment in OpenAI, the company behind the popular chatbot ChatGPT.

The world of artificial intelligence has made rapid progress in recent years. OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, is at the forefront of this. With the increasing popularity of ChatGPT and other AI-based solutions, more and more companies have realized that integrating such technologies can revolutionize their products and services. Apple, known for its innovativeness, also seems to have recognized this trend and plans to increase its efforts in the field of AI by investing in OpenAI. But what does this mean for you as an Apple user?

Apple in talks about investing in OpenAI

According to a Wall Street Journal report, Apple is currently in talks to potentially invest in OpenAI. While exact figures aren't available, the report suggests that OpenAI is valued at over $100 billion in this funding round. This investment could significantly strengthen Apple's position in the AI market and accelerate the development of AI-based features in its products.

Integration of ChatGPT into Apple products

Apple has already announced that ChatGPT will be integrated into Siri on iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and macOS Sequoia before the end of the year. This integration will allow Siri to deliver responses from ChatGPT directly to your queries, which could significantly improve the user experience. The ability to use ChatGPT as part of the system-wide "Writing Tools" feature opens up entirely new creative possibilities for you, whether it's when composing text or creating images.

Benefits for users

This development brings numerous advantages for you as a user. You can use ChatGPT for free on your iPhone, iPad or Mac without having to create an account. If you already have a ChatGPT Plus subscription, you can also link it to your Apple device and access extended features. It is particularly worth mentioning that Apple is committed to data protection: requests to ChatGPT made from Apple devices are not stored by OpenAI and users' IP addresses are masked. This guarantees a high level of privacy and security - more about it here.

Technical requirements and language support

The new Apple Intelligence features, which are already being tested in the iOS 18.1 developer beta, require an iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max, or a device with an M1 chip or later. Additionally, your device language must be set to US English, with Apple planning to introduce support for additional languages over the next year.

The Future of AI: How Apple and OpenAI Work Together to Improve Your Everyday Experience

Apple's possible investment in OpenAI marks another milestone in the development of artificial intelligence and its integration into everyday life. For you as an Apple user, this opens up new, exciting opportunities to benefit from the advantages of advanced AI technologies. The integration of ChatGPT in Siri and the "writing tools" function are just the beginning of a new era of interaction with Apple devices. It will be exciting to see how Cupertino will further develop and use these technologies in the future to make your user experience even more intuitive and powerful. (Photo by annastasiia7 / Bigstockphoto)

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