Google’s CEO announced the possibility of integrating Jamina with the iPhone at the end of 2025

Google is on the verge of closing a contract with Apple to integrate the Jina’s artificial intelligence on the iPhone. During a Wednesday Google search engine, Google CEO Sandar Pichai confirmed that the company expects the company to sign a Jamina contract by mid -2025; According to him, the contract will be implemented at the end of 2025.

According to Verj, Google’s artificial intelligence integration into Apple devices allows users to use a Jamina in Siri to answer more complex questions, similar to what ChatGPT is doing in Siri. Of course, Craig Fedreigi, the senior vice president of Apple’s software engineering, had announced last year that Jina would probably be added to Apple Intelligence. Now, referring to Sandar Pichai to the contract of two companies, the possibility of integrating the Jamaya into Apple’s artificial intelligence has been strengthened.

Integration of Jamans on the iPhone

During Google’s counter -trial, the Ministry of Justice’s lawyer raised the issue of integrating the Jamaya into Apple devices. Sandar Picai also confirmed these programs. He also said he had met with Apple CEO Tim Cook to discuss artificial intelligence development. Picai said Tim Cook wanted to get acquainted with our plans for the evolution of artificial intelligence technologies and Google Roadmap. At the meeting, the two also talked about the merger of the Jina into the iPhone. Google’s CEO also added that Cook told him that more third -party artificial intelligence models will be added to Apple Intelligence in late 2025.

Picai said in court that he hoped Google will agree with Apple to bring Apple to artificial intelligence. He said this could happen by mid -2025. At present, Apple Intelligence and Siri work offline and are not very useful compared to competitors. With the support of Google’s Jina’s widespread capabilities, users can expect a better experience. Apple will probably use the nano -Jina model that is optimized for mobile use. Of course, the Ultra Jina Model is likely to be available for use in MacOS.

If Sandar Picha’s statements are accurate and two companies agree, we can see Apple Intelligence launched in early September. In other words, Apple may announce this at its WWDC 2025 event in June, then may be available to users at the same time as the iPhone 17 series released in September.