Apple’s artificial intelligence models are likely to be available to developers

Apple will soon allow developers to access its artificial intelligence models. The company will probably announce in WWDC 2025 developers can use Apple Intelligence in their programs.

According to a report from Bloomberg, Apple intends to provide third -party developers with powerful language models behind Apple Intelligence features.

Developers’ access to Apple’s artificial intelligence models

Apple first intends to provide developers with smaller and more visible models on the Software Development Kit (SDK). Similar to what Google has done at the Google I/O conference with the introduction of nanotechnologic Jina APIs.

Previously, developers could use some limited Apple Intelligence capabilities such as artificial intelligence -based writing tools such as summarizing and rewriting texts or “Image Playground” in their apps, but the new SDK is not supposed to provide access to Apple’s cloud models, and it is unlikely to have an impact on their own. Or they use, have, to have.

Bloomberg reports that Apple plans to officially introduce the new feature at the WWDC Conference (June 6). According to Bloomberg’s correspondent Mark Garman, the news will be one of the main parts of the event; Along with the extensive redesign for iOS, MacOS and iPados operating systems, which are set to bring them closer and look like the Vision Pro operating system.

Apple is looking to provide the basis for the growth of its developers ecosystem by opening access to its artificial intelligence models. This move not only enables developers to create smarter apps, but also shows that Apple tends to play a more active role in the future of artificial intelligence tools; While still prioritizing control and security.