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Apple rolls out ChatGPT in latest iOS update to boost iPhone sales  

Apple on Wednesday started integrating OpenAI’s ChatGPT into its devices in latest update to the iOS, a much-anticipated move that could enhance user experience and bolster sales of its latest iPhones during the peak holiday shopping season.

The rollout introduces artificial intelligence-powered tools across the latest updates to Apple’s operating systems for iPhones, iPads, and Mac computers, marking a significant step in the company’s AI strategy.

“And now with ChatGPT integrated into Writing Tools and Siri, users can tap into ChatGPT’s expertise without having to switch between apps, helping them get things done faster and easier than ever before,” Apple stated in a statement on Wednesday.

Enhanced Siri 

As part of the Apple Intelligence suite announced in June, the integration enables Siri, Apple’s voice assistant, to leverage ChatGPT’s advanced capabilities.

Compatibility extends to iPads equipped with A17 Pro or M1 chips and later, and Macs powered by M1 chips and newer versions.

Language expansion 

In addition to the ChatGPT integration, Apple said it has also rolled out new language support for its devices.

“Today, Apple Intelligence also begins language expansion with localized English support for Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, South Africa, and the U.K., giving even more users around the world powerful new ways to use their iPhone, iPad, and Mac. 

“Additional languages, including Chinese, English (India), English (Singapore), French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Spanish, and Vietnamese will be coming throughout the year, with an initial set arriving in a software update in April,” Apple stated.

Backstory 

Apple at its Worldwide Developers Conference in June unveiled what it called Apple Intelligence features, which will allow users to summarize text and generate other content, such as personalized animations. The tech giant also unveiled new versions of operating systems for the iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

Apple’s CEO, Tim Cook, expressed confidence that Apple Intelligence would transform what users can do with the company’s products and what the products can do for them.

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