Flagship technology faces ‘regulatory uncertainties’ stemming from Brussels’ competition law
Apple has warned that it will not roll out the iPhone’s flagship new artificial intelligence features in Europe when they launch elsewhere this year, blaming “uncertainties” stemming from Brussels’ new competition rules. The iPhone maker unveiled features two weeks ago, including a suite of “Apple Intelligence” services and a partnership with OpenAI, in what chief executive Tim Cook described as its “next big step” propelling the tech giant into the age of generative AI.
The partnership with OpenAI, meanwhile, allows users to route more complex queries out of Apple’s ecosystem to ChatGPT, which is underpinned by one of the world’s most powerful generative AI models. Apple has said it could strike further such partnerships with the likes of Google Gemini. The two other enhancements to the next version of Apple’s operating systems facing delay in the EU allow users to control their iPhone from their Mac PC and share access to their device.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
European Commission may be about to put the squeeze on Apple for its App Store rulesiBiz potentially facing hefty penalties under the Digital Markets Act
Read more »
At Apple, AI stands for 'Apple Intelligence' – and it's coming to everythingCupertino promises private smarts, on-device or in the cloud
Read more »
India Seeks Tighter Regulatory Control Over LNG Import TerminalsIncreasing regulatory control over India's LNG import terminals could slow investments in the sector due to the potentially tightened oversight.
Read more »
Colnago unveils all-new, "accessible" V4 based on its flagship V4RsColnago unveils all-new"accessible" V4 with £5,500 price
Read more »
Tencent ponders banning infomercials hosted by 'virtual humans' on its flagship video serviceBeijing's interest in generative AI has its limits
Read more »
120-year-old ice cream parlour has stunning seaside flagship in UKMorelli's began 1907 in Scotland and now has 10 stores - three in the UK and seven internationally - with the flagship located in a picturesque British seaside town
Read more »