In WWDC 2025 Don’t wait for big news from Apple’s artificial intelligence

A Bloomberg reporter says in a new report that sources in Apple believe that the WWDC 2025 Developers Conference will disappoint audience in terms of artificial intelligence. This shows that Apple is still behind in this area and needs more time. But some artificial intelligence news will still be announced.

According to Bloomberg’s correspondent Mark Garman, who usually provides reliable information about Apple’s apps, we should not wait for Apple to return to the world of artificial intelligence this year. The company will apparently announce its larger apps for Apple Intelligence next year at the WWDC 2026 conference to attract users.

Apple is back in a year of artificial intelligence competition

Apple’s decision to pass through 2025 will take a lot of risk. Given the high speed of competitors and market developments, if the Cupertino is really going to have another year to say anything in this space, they may lose their place in the eyes of users.

Apple, of course, at iOS 26, which is probably the same iOS 19, reports a few small news about artificial intelligence. These include managing artificial intelligence battery consumption, supplying the Translate app with Siri and AirPad support, and describing some of the Safari and Photos capabilities as “Power of Artificial Intelligence”.

The American Technology Giant continues to develop satiety with large language models (LLM), the new version of the Shortcuts app, the Mulberry Grand Project in the field of health and the ChatGPT competitor with web search capability. But we seem to not even see a preview of these new products, because Apple does not want to repeat last year’s mistake and unveil the capabilities that are not ready to be available.

Mark Garman says Apple has made some progress behind the scenes in the field of artificial intelligence models and is testing models with 3, 7, 33 and 150 billion parameters. The last model runs on the cloud and will appear to be close to ChatGPT, but there are concerns about the possibility of illusion.