As the AI field becomes more competitive, Apple is creating its own artificial intelligence large language models internally. According to Bloomberg News, Cupertino has developed a chatbot service internally dubbed “Apple GPT” by certain engineers.
Apple has built its own internal infrastructure on which huge language models will be built to compete with OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Google’s Bard, and Meta’s Llama. According to sources, the framework is dubbed “Ajax.”
It was developed last year and is hosted on Google Cloud. Access to the chatbot is now restricted within Apple. Some Apple staffers believe the company might make a substantial AI announcement as soon as next year.
The move demonstrates how Apple is moving forward in the generative AI sector, particularly after OpenAI released ChatGPT, which has gained widespread popularity among users. The unexpected success of ChatGPT has resulted in the development of rival AI chatbots from Google and Microsoft.
Although Cupertino rarely uses the phrase “artificial intelligence,” it is well known that the corporation employs AI in several of its products, including the popular voice assistant Siri.
Apple stopped employees from using ChatGPT and the Microsoft-owned GitHub Copilot, an AI code-writing helper, earlier this year. Apple is said to have purchased two AI businesses in 2020, revealing important details about the company’s long-term intentions to integrate AI into many of its major products and apps.
In the company’s quarterly earnings call this year, CEO Tim Cook stated that Apple intends to “weave” AI into its products, but he also expressed concern about the technology’s future.
Qualcomm announced earlier this week that it would collaborate with Meta to bring the social media giant’s next large language model, Llama 2, to run on Qualcomm devices on phones and PCs beginning in 2024.
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