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Apple bets on AI: New acquisition to make iPhones smarter

Apple Launches Mysterious AI Offensive: A quietly acquired Canadian startup could be the key.

Eulerpool News Mar 17, 2024, 3:00 PM

Apple Reportedly Planning a Major Offensive in the Field of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and May Have Acquired a Canadian Startup Named DarwinAI to Support Its Ambitions in This Area. This Acquisition Could Indicate That Apple Is Intensifying Efforts to Integrate AI Technologies Into Its Products and Services, Especially in Light of Recently Flagging iPhone Sales.

DarwinAI is known for developing AI technologies that are capable not only of visually inspecting components during production but also of making AI systems more efficient. According to Bloomberg, citing insider sources, Apple has acquired the startup, and since the acquisition, numerous employees from DarwinAI have taken up new positions in Apple's AI department. Apple itself has not publicly commented on this potential acquisition, which is consistent with the company's usual practice of not commenting on smaller acquisitions.

DarwinAI's technology could benefit Apple in several ways. On one hand, the ability to make AI systems smaller and faster could allow Apple to run AI directly on its devices instead of relying on cloud-based solutions. This would have the advantage of minimizing data privacy issues, as user data would not need to be transferred to external servers. On the other hand, the integration of advanced AI features into Apple products could increase the appeal of these devices to consumers and thus represent a new growth driver for the company, especially in a period when sales of its flagship products, the iPhones, are declining.

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