Apple has finally introduced it artificial intelligence AI tools for its iPhone range.
Apple Intelligence, a suite of AI tools which was announced in June, now became available to some of the iPhones users around the world on Monday.
This new features include notification summaries, tools to help users in writing messages, and a new and shining interface for virtual assistant Siri.
But there is a catch, all this new features are available only to the latest devices which includes all iPhone 16 series and iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max.
Other products such as Mac Computers and iPad tablets will also have this features of Apple Intelligences but only those which are powered with its latest chips.
Some of the tools which were made available on Monday are available on the popular devices earlier.
The public realise of AI tools has introduced a new era for its products, it was said by the Chief executive of Apple Tim Cook.
A Bounty has been announced as a reward for the ethical hackers who could find any kind on vulnerabilities in its AI software, it would be up to $1m (£770,000).
The features of AI tools which were released on Monday in iOS 18.1 updates are the AI tools which were previously showed at the Apple’s summer developer conference at Apple Park in California.
Some more features can be expected later this years which can include emoji from text and generating images.
The Biggest competitors of Apple i.e. Google & Samsung had already introduced the AI features in there devices.
This include allowing user to search for anything by making a circle around it, translating conversation in real time and organise notes also
Samsung had introduced its Galaxy AI features on its latest model, but it’s also available for the S22 Model which were launched back in the year 2022.
Back in February Samsung had said that they had planned to Introduce its Galaxy AI Features to more than 100 million users till 2025.
A tool which was a previous release of google known as Magic Eraser similar now introduced by apple which will remove the unwanted objects and people from the image.
It takes a while to get it really great and it’s perfectly fine with not being first, said by the CEO of Apple, Mr Tim Cook to a journal of Wall Street in the October.