Apple is likely to unveil a new Siri with productive artificial intelligence at WWDC 2024

A new report claims that Apple's generative AI technology for Siri will be unveiled at the company's 2024 WWDC, or developer conference. In addition, at this event, we should expect more news about the implementation of this technology in other Apple services.

Apple has yet to unveil a competitor to AI chatbots like ChatGPT and Bard, but now, according to a new report from a well-informed source called Yeux1122, the company has recently made great strides in implementing productive AI in Siri.

Generative artificial intelligence in Apple's Siri assistant

According to this informed source, the next version of Siri, which will be introduced with productive artificial intelligence capabilities, will have more personalization possibilities and will be able to speak with users in natural language. In addition, this assistant can perform various tasks in a more advanced way on the iPhone and other systems of this company.

The report also says that Apple will unveil several different capabilities at WWDC 2024 based on service-to-service communication capabilities, but these capabilities will vary between services. At the moment, it is not clear what these features will be used for.

The source of the current report does not have a very bright record in disclosing Apple information. Of course, he has made both correct and incorrect predictions in the past, but for now we cannot comment on this with certainty. The WWDC event is usually held in June or June, but Apple's official schedule for the event in 2024 has not yet been announced.

Earlier, another knowledgeable source named Tech_reve claimed in a report that Apple will unveil an upgraded version of Siri with artificial intelligence capabilities at its next developer event. Previously, there were reports of the development of the Apple GPT chatbot, which showed that this chatbot was used internally by the company and was used to summarize text and answer questions. Now it remains to be seen whether the same project will be implemented in Siri or not.