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Apple is taking note of the rise of ChatGPT, Google Bard and other similar tools: so far this month the company has posted 28 job openings in the field of AI, which gives us a clear indication that Apple is looking to invest in this technology. ready for. ,
As spotted by 9to5Mac, one of the listings is for a Visual Generative Modeling Research Engineer. The description says the role will be “part of a group that will shape the way generative AI technologies transform Apple’s mobile computing platform”.
That sounds ambitious enough to us. It’s not clear exactly what these roles mean for users, but the number of roles now available and the language used in their descriptions would indicate that Apple is taking generative AI very seriously.
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There’s already a lot of artificial intelligence embedded in Apple products — whether it’s finding photos of your cat or Siri recognizing voice commands — but it looks like it’s taking a whole new level of what it’s capable of. Is.
Recent reports suggest that Apple knows it is behind the likes of OpenAI, Microsoft, and Google in the AI race, and we’ve already written about the response that’s required from Apple if it’s to make headway in this particular area. wants to compete.
Apple CEO Tim Cook is on record saying that recent advances in generative AI are “very interesting”, but has also said that Apple is going to be “deliberate and thoughtful” in its approach to the technology – so watch this space .
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You can search for AI-related jobs at Apple itself, and you can see that they cover a whole host of different teams and job titles. As you would expect, you’ll need a lot of talent, experience, and passion to meet the requirements for one of these positions.
The language differs across different listings, but we’ve seen references to “the next generation of Siri’s natural language understanding capability” and “the groundbreaking AI technologies that are leading a revolution in human-computer interaction.”
This kind of language makes us think that Apple is taking generative AI very seriously. Whether or not Siri will morph into a ChatGPT-style bot remains to be seen, but it’s one of the possibilities this latest batch of job listings indicates.
Apple knows that if it doesn’t move fast on AI, someone else will. OpenAI just launched ChatGPT for iOS, while there are a number of other third-party tools that can bring top-tier artificial intelligence tools to your Apple products right now.
