Apple in advanced talks with OpenAI to use ChatGPT technology on iPhone
) was reported to be nearing an agreement with OpenAI to integrate the startup's AI technology into the iPhone, Bloomberg News reported.
The technology from OpenAI, including features of the ChatGPT chatbot, is expected to be incorporated into iOS 18, the forthcoming iPhone operating system. The tech behemoth aims to make a significant impact in the AI sector, with plans to operate some of its new AI functionalities through data centers powered by Apple's custom processors.
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