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Visual Intelligence could be Apple's killer AI wearable feature
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In the meantime, there is a lot of evidence that Apple is working on AI glasses like Meta has been in the program for several years now. Officially, Apple has now become increasingly aware of the relevance of visual intelligence. Recently, new insider reports have been announced that Apple is intensifying the development of portable AI devices. In addition to AI glasses, there is also talk of expanded AirPods as well as of an even vaguely descri…
Apple Visual AI Plan Sparks Bold Smart Wearable Shift
Currently, Apple has begun developing its own visual artificial intelligence (AI) technology, Apple Visual AI, which will potentially be used in the future for products such as smart glasses, camera-equipped AirPods, and possibly in a small wearable artificial intelligence device. Reports have indicated that Apple has focused on creating an AI that recognizes what users […]
Apple continues to develop a new generation of artificial intelligence-supported wearable devices, presented by a model that is rumored to be an intelligent necklace that can be worn around the neck.
Visual Intelligence could be Apple's killer AI wearable feature
Macworld Mark Gurman’s latest Power On newsletter has several interesting tidbits about upcoming Apple products, but perhaps the most fascinating concerns Apple’s plans for future AI-powered wearables. We’ve heard about these before—Apple is working on smart glasses (similar to the Meta Ray-Bans), AirPods Pro with cameras, and some sort of pin/pendant item. All are at various stages of development, and all of them will apparently lean heavily o…
Visual Intelligence expected to define Apple's push into AI wearables
“Apple Glasses” concept designed by Martin Hajek for iDrop News Apple CEO Tim Cook has been dropping hints about a potential third major product category: AI-powered wearables centered on Visual Intelligence, Apple’s AI technology that analyzes the surrounding environment via cameras and uses that context to enable intelligent actions. Introduced on the iPhone 16 Pro in 2024 under the Apple Intelligence umbrella, Visual Intelligence currently al…
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