It will not be a developer Keenot without a small AI in 2025, right? Weaker as Apple Intelligence since its rollout in October last year, Apple is committed to upgrade that experience, such as… New Genmosis is fine, so maybe WWDC 2025 Apple was not a revolutionary year for Apple Intelligence, but there are still some upgrades, which can also see what you can see Then you can take specific action based on the landscape.
Visual intelligence, as Apple is calling it, is a feature that expands multimodal abilities beyond the camera app and in your iPhone screen. “Users can ask Chatgpt questions what they are looking at their screen to learn more, as well as to find similar images and products to find Google, Etsy, or other supported apps,” Apple says“If there is an object, the user is particularly interested in, like a lamp, they can expose it to find that specific items or similar objects online.”
It does not sound in any way, but it brings apple intelligence close to contestants such as Google, which has a Gemini feature that does a very one thing. This brings Apple Intelligence closer to the holy grave of “Agentic AI”, which is the way of the world to describe AI that can make the goods for you. As a multimodal features like visual intelligence-we have been in a very short time, yet they actually have the power to improve the experience of the phone, in my opinion.
I think I speak for most people when I say that using your iPhone is not as simple as it used to be, and there are some reasons for it. One reason is that we hope that our phones will do much more than much more, which means that equipment will have more features to do all those things. The problem is that it is not easy for them to keep an eye on those characteristics and to be present in a UI – it makes the software feel more bloated. Agent AI has the ability to cut through the blot and bring you into something you want to do faster. If this means that I have to spend less time to enter the payment card information or navigate between the apps on my phone, then I am for it.
All this is theoretical because visual intelligence was released right now, and we can definitely not say whether this has been promised, but I am definitely not crazy about the idea, even despite being a little overwhelmed. Visual intelligence should also run on-device AI, which is very good because sending data from my phone screen will not really be high in my two-do list.
It was not all about visual intelligence; Apple unveiled new AI features such as live translations in messages and translating into facetime when you are texting or calling with someone. There were also updates of genmoji and image playground that add further adaptation and new art styles to the generated images and emojis. Additionally, Apple Apple will open its on-device Foundation model for intelligence and invite third-party app developers to design your own AI features.
Apple said in a statement, “App developers will be able to build users on apple intelligence to bring new experiences that are intelligent, when they are offline, and that protect their privacy, using AI’s estimates, which is free of cost,” Apple said in a statement. “For example, an education app can use an on-device model to generate an individual quiz from the user’s notes, without any cloud API cost, or an outdoor app can add natural language search abilities that work even when the user is offline.”
Again, it is not really the most attractive news for Apple Intelligence, but it can be a solid way to intensify the development of new AI features, especially while the Apple generative lags behind in the field of AI and large language models. Talking about lagging behind, a notable thing that was missing was AI-operated Siri upgrade, although Apple addressed the AI elephant in the room, saying that we would hear more at the end of this year. This is not surprising in any way, but it is definitely a sign of an apple stum on the AI front.
This year’s WWDC has greatly reduced to fulfill any anxiety of APLE, which could be in progress on APLE’s AI’s front, but it simply carried the needle a little further, and it could be enough for most. Despite the emphasis of the industry on AI facilities, consumers have a certainly small hunger for those features, so I suspect that this year’s update will prevent anyone from getting out this year and buying the latest iPhone.
Whoever is part of the Apple Developer Program can use the new Apple Intelligence facilities today, while the first public beta will be available next month. If you are not interested in Betas or you are not a developer, you will have to wait until the decline to complete these new features.
