This alliance has not finished convincing Microsoft, a company that invests billions of euros in OpenAI
This is not the first time we have news related to Apple and its plans with artificial intelligence. Since the rise in popularity of ChatGPT, the North American company has invited calm and has assured that it has reached spend hundreds of billions of euros on AI models. In fact, rumors are beginning to point to the iPhone 16the company’s mobile future that could bet on artificial intelligence as the main basis of its structure. And, as we have learned, you will have a golden ally to take advantage of the benefits of this technology: OpenAI.
As reported by the portal Ars Technica in a recent publication, OpenAI and Apple have closed a most ambitious agreement. Thanks to it, the creators of the iPhone will be able squeeze the virtues of OpenAI language models and these, in turn, could benefit from several billion euros annually. However, as expected in the face of an agreement of such caliber with giants such as Apple and OpenAI, authoritative voices have not been slow to respond. To analize the situation. And, surprisingly, one of the most critical comes from within Apple itself, since John Giannandrea (head of AI machine learning) is not very in favor of the alliance.
Microsoft is also concerned about the situation
According to information from Ars Technica, Giannandrea opposed the deal for one reason: is against chatbots powered by large language models. In this way, Apple’s current AI chief (curiosity: He was part of Google’s artificial intelligence team) is not happy with the alliance because it implies giving access to Apple services to a model of such caliber. Besides, Microsoftwho signed a multi-year agreement with OpenAI who reports to the company 10,000 million euros annuallyis concerned about the possible impact that the agreement they have reached with Apple would have on their alliance.
Be that as it may, it seems that OpenAI is not the only bullet in the chamber that Apple would have. Apparently, the firm would also be in talks with Google with the intention of take advantage of the virtues of Gemini, the North American giant’s ChatGPT-like conversational bot. With this, the bitten apple company will seek not only boost Siri through this agreement, but also offer a choice of virtual assistants to its users just as it already does with search engines or browsers. At the moment it is too early to analyze the situation, but we will know the scope of this agreement once we have more details about terminals such as the future iPhone 16.
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