A look at Apple's AI plans for WWDC; sources: macOS 26 will be named Tahoe and Apple is testing its 3B, 7B, 33B, and 150B AI models via internal tool Playground
Apple, a year after debuting its AI platform, will do little at WWDC to show it's catching up to leaders like OpenAI and Google.
Bloomberg Mark Gurman
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@markgurman@mastodon.social
Mark Gurman
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NEW: Apple's crack product marketing team has landed on the beautiful Lake Tahoe as its next California theme for macOS 26. Apple has a history of picking especially significant locations for redesigns, following Yosemite in 2014 and Big Sur in 2020. https://www.bloomberg.com/..…
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@mikeisaac
Rat King
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apple single-handedly increasing property values with desktop backgrounds can you do my neighborhood in the east bay next
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@rudrankriyam
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It is WWDC month! Glad there are more leaks on the developer side to keep expectations straight. - Less AI on consumer side - Opening up LLM means they are dependent on us developers to bridge the gap - I predict the on-device model to be as powerful as Qwen 3 4B is not more
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@markgurman
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Power On: Apple's WWDC 2025 plan shows it'll do little to catch up in AI to Google and OpenAI. Instead, it'll be a risky “AI gap year” focused more on design, opening LLMs and AI branding before it has more to show in 2026. Details on what to expect — https://www.bloomberg.com/..…
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@markgurman
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Apple is planning to add a rich text editor to SwiftUI and is developing a new version of Shortcuts that will let users make actions with Apple's foundation models, which are being opened to developers as well for their apps. Details here- https://www.bloomberg.com/...
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@mattcassinelli
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“A revamped version of its Shortcuts app, which today lets users create actions such as launching certain features within apps or playing a particular playlist. The new version will let consumers create those actions using Apple Intelligence models. (This had long been planned
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@jukanlosreve
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I thought Apple's constant talk about security was just a marketing strategy, but I didn't expect the execs to be so serious about it that they'd delay launching their own chatbot. [image]
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Apple Developer Event Will Show It's Still Far From Being an AI Leader