According to Mark Gurman’s report, Apple plans to announce a series of artificial intelligence-supported productive tools at the World Developers Conference (WWDC) in June. Bloomberg. In the latest issue of the Power On newsletter, Gurman confirmed and expanded on his previous comments about Apple’s plans to announce a number of new tools based on generative AI, including an updated version of Siri, at WWDC as part of iOS 18.

The company has reportedly been testing its comprehensive “Ajax” language model since early 2023 and is considering using it to add autocomplete and autosummarization features to its productivity suite, including Pages and Keynote, as well as its core apps. It looks like the new version of Xcode will have AI for code completion. It’s also considering using the technology to fix AppleCare issues, as well as integrating artificial intelligence into Apple Music to automate the creation of playlists.

However, Gurman believes that “Apple’s overall vision for generative AI will take at least 2025 to fully scale,” suggesting that not all of the planned features will arrive this year and that rivals like Samsung will do their best to emphasize existing AI. Apple’s “shortage”.