Apple brings its artificial intelligence to the Vision Pro headset

Experts predict that a great update will occur in April for the Vision Pro operating system to bring Apple’s artificial intelligence to the device. This update is reportedly included and a new app with space content.

Apple plans to release these new features with version 4.1 in April. The experimental version of the operating system is also set to be available to developers since February 16th. Technology expert believes that the evolution of artificial intelligence capabilities in Apple products has taken a high -end path. After the initial unveiling at the World Developers Conference (WWDC24), this feature was released by the release of iOS 18.1 in late October. But at this stage, Apple only released some of the programmed features and expanded with the release of iOS 18.2 in December. However, even after these updates, Apple’s artificial intelligence is not as impressive as its big competitors in the technology industry.

However, the lack of artificial intelligence capabilities at the Vision Pro Combined Reality headset, which is priced at $ 5, is not justified. This device is unknown to the powerful M2 chip and 1GB of system memory; Therefore, in terms of hardware, it is capable of performing any features of artificial intelligence.

According to Bloomberg, Apple plans to add a complete set of artificial intelligence capabilities to the Vision Pro headset in April, with the release of the Visionos 2.4 version. But may not require long -term waiting; Because the first trial version of this operating system will be available to developers later this week.

Bloomberg believes that the artificial intelligence used in the Vision Pro headset will provide the same smart features we’ve seen in previous Apple products such as the iPhone, iPad and MacBook. These features include advanced written tools, the ability to create Genmoji, and an environment for images (Image Playground). Although these features will not significantly change how you use this hybrid reality headset, Apple’s first step in expanding its artificial intelligence is beyond the company’s common products.