Summarize this content to 2000 words in 6 paragraphs in Arabic When it finally arrived, the hottest and most widely telegraphed partnership in Silicon Valley was announced so quickly that the audience at Apple\u2019s headquarters in Cupertino barely had time to applaud it.Anyone expecting OpenAI\u2019s Sam Altman, one of the key players in the generative artificial intelligence fever that has swept the tech sector, to appear onstage with Tim Cook at Apple\u2019s flagship annual developer event for an iconic photo opportunity will have been disappointed.The focus of Apple\u2019s event on Monday was on just that: Apple. And its message was that the partnership with OpenAI was merely the first of many.Apple\u2019s pitch to investors worried it is slipping behind on the technology is that if the first wave of generative AI has concerned artificial intelligence that understands the broader world, the iPhone maker is uniquely positioned to offer generative AI that understands you.That means Apple\u2019s own generative AI models received top billing. \u201cApple Intelligence\u201d is the tech giant\u2019s catch-all term for a suite of models, built and trained by Apple, that will be embedded in its new operating systems iOS 18, iPadOS18, and macOS Sequoia.The company has not built generative models of the complexity and scale offered by rivals. It has opted instead to act as a gateway to other products on the market that can do the things Apple cannot. Its on-device foundational model has 3bn parameters. OpenAI\u2019s GPT-4o and Google\u2019s Gemini Pro are estimated to have more than a trillion.\u201cIt doesn\u2019t surprise me [that Apple focused on its own solutions] because they want to emphasise that they are in control,\u201d said Gene Munster at Deepwater Asset Management. There is, he said, a \u201clight year gap\u201d between their model\u2019s capabilities and OpenAI\u2019s, and \u201cthey are not going to play that piece up\u201d.Neither Apple nor OpenAI would say whether the partnership involved one of them paying the other in the same way that Google pays Apple about $20bn a year to be the default search engine on the iPhone maker\u2019s devices.\u201cWe know that there are other models out there, and some of them have really fantastic world knowledge,\u201d Apple senior vice-president for software Craig Federighi said following the keynote presentation. Apple, he said, is simply \u201cstarting with the best\u201d and already has an eye on another deal with Google over Gemini.But even if Apple is focused on its own solutions, a cultural shift is still under way, Munster said. \u201cApple\u2019s AI, at the core of it, is in someone else\u2019s hands,\u201d he said. \u201cThey\u2019ve never gone to a third party to license a core technology.\u201d The company\u2019s longtime search partnership with Google, he said, concerns a feature on the device, whereas AI \u201cis more of an operating system\u201d.Sam Altman attends the Apple event on Monday \u00a9 John Mabanglo\/EPA-EFE\/ShutterstockApple is playing up its traditional differentiator. It says its on-device models bring privacy and security benefits, emphasising that any personal data used to train its own AI models will stay within its ecosystem. These will run as much as possible on the device. Where they do need to use the cloud, queries will go to servers owned and controlled by Apple. The idea is that users will not even notice which is being used.The features this enables, such as custom-generated emojis, smart photo editing that allows users to seamlessly remove unwanted people or objects from photos, writing and drawing assistants, and a smarter Siri capable of more contextual awareness and interacting with both Apple\u2019s apps and third-party apps, are incremental. The idea is that the iPhone and its productivity features will get smarter over time as the hardware gets more powerful and Apple\u2019s own models catch up.In the meantime, ChatGPT will be tasked with handling more complex questions sent to Siri. Those might involve, for example, sending a picture of an ingredient that OpenAI\u2019s models can identify and recommend recipes for. It will also be integrated into Apple\u2019s writing tools.Users will not be forced to use the feature and will receive a prompt from Siri before doing so. OpenAI meanwhile promises \u201cbuilt-in\u201d privacy protections every time Siri pings ChatGPT. Requests will not be stored \u2014 which would allow a third party to develop a profile of a user \u2014 and users\u2019 IP addresses will be obscured. Users can choose to connect their ChatGPT account, which will mean that ChatGPT\u2019s data policies will then apply.The move still had Tesla chief executive and X owner Elon Musk fuming. On X, he said that Apple apparently \u201cisn\u2019t smart enough to make their own AI\u201d and \u201chas no clue\u201d about what OpenAI would do with the data. He said he would ban Apple devices at his companies if OpenAI were integrated with them, calling it \u201can unacceptable security violation\u201d.If nothing else, Musk\u2019s intervention reflected the intense scrutiny facing AI partnerships in Big Tech, with regulators vowing to intervene to address concentrations of power.\u00a0Meanwhile, if users want Apple\u2019s new features, they will need to be on Apple\u2019s latest and most powerful iPhones \u2014 the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max \u2014 powered by the newest A17 Pro chip. For laptops and tablets, the features will run on devices equipped with the M series of chips, which date back to 2020.If iPhone users are clinging on to older models for longer, the demand that even smaller generative models place on ageing hardware creates an incentive for them to upgrade. The iPhone 16, expected later this year, now seems set for a heavy marketing push highlighting its generative AI features.Francisco Jeronimo, data and analytics vice-president at the IDC research group, said the event marked \u201cthe beginning of a new era for Apple and for their users\u201d, with Apple positioning itself to benefit from a future \u201csupercycle\u201d of device sales as it transitions to new \u201cintelligent devices\u201d.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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