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Apple Prepares to Open AI Models to 3rd-Party App Developers

Apple to Open AI Models to Developers, Betting That It Will Spur New Apps

Apple Inc. is preparing to allow third-party developers to write software using its artificial intelligence models, aiming to spur the creation of new applications and make its devices more enticing.

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Apple reportedly plans to let developers build on top of its AI

iOS 19 Will Let Developers Use Apple's AI Models in Their Apps

Apple WWDC Keynote Date Is June 9

Apple WWDC 2025 keynote scheduled: What to expect from iOS 19, VisionOS 3, and more

WWDC event serves as a platform for unveiling new software and technologies. This year's conference is poised to be a big one.

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Apple WWDC 2025 Scheduled from June 9 to June 13: Here’s Everything You Need to Know

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Apple locks in WWDC 2025 keynote ready for next software launch

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Apple is giving CarPlay a major upgrade. Here's when it'll be available and which brands are getting it first

Some of the brands that will feature CarPlay Ultra include the South Korean Hyundai, Kia, and Genesis brands thus far. "This ...

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Apple finally launches next-gen ‘CarPlay Ultra’ software, starting with Aston Martin

Apple's next-generation version of its popular CarPlay infotainment software is finally launching three years after it was ...

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Apple just released new AirPods Max firmware, and here’s how to update

After making wired lossless audio available for USB-C AirPods Max, Apple released a new firmware update for its premium ...

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Apple Filing Protocol will soon disappear completely from macOS

Apple Filing Protocol is one of Apple's original file-sharing technologies. Its client software will soon be gone from macOS ...

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Ford Hires Apple Software Exec With a Plan for Subscription Services

Ford is not trying to nickel and dime customers with service options, says ex-Apple exec Peter Stern in his new role.

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