Apple can compete with giants such as OpenAI, Microsoft in the field of artificial intelligence!

Tim Cook, CEO of the Apple company, hinted at an artificial intelligence announcement that could take place later this year in a strategic move. Tim Cook's recent statements, while vague, shed light on the company's goal of rivaling tech giants such as Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and especially OpenAI in the field of advanced AI models that can generate text and images.

As we reported Koinfinans.com, Apple, which has adopted a conservative attitude in artificial intelligence studies, is preparing to change its attitude on this issue.

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An unwavering powerhouse in consumer technology, Apple has long been synonymous with the latest hardware and user-friendly software. However, according to CNBC, the company's recent meeting with analysts signaled a major breakthrough in the field of artificial intelligence. While details are hard to reveal, Tim Cook's assurance that he will reveal details later this year points to a strong effort to compete with industry giants like OpenAI, Microsoft, and others and actively shape the AI frontier.

ChatGPT, the artificial intelligence tool owned by OpenAI, has become a focal point for generative AI, technology companies and investors, which has come to the fore with advances in image generation. Apple, on the other hand, refrained from announcing an advanced AI model last year, despite its historic investments in machine learning technology embedded in its chips and software.

Apple is showcasing its capabilities in this area by elegantly integrating AI with capabilities such as the ability to recognize people and pets in photos. The company announces new software solutions at its developer conference, which is usually held in June every year.

Last year, Apple's interest in machine learning technologies came to the fore with the autocorrect feature added to the iPhone keyboard, which is based on a GPT-like transformer-based language model. In this presentation, the term "artificial intelligence" was not used prominently, while a more academic expression such as "machine learning" was preferred.

As Apple prepares to make a big leap forward in the field of artificial intelligence, its recent financial results paint a mixed picture. While the company's fiscal first quarter results, which exceeded revenue and profit expectations, left a positive impression, the 13% decline in sales in a critical market such as China overshadows this positive outlook.

Following Apple's earnings report, the company's shares suffered a significant loss in after-hours trading on Feb. 1. In addition, the views shared by the management about the possible declines in iPhone sales in the current quarter have led to increased concerns in the market.

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