In Apple’s recent blog post, the company outlined several methods it plans to use to improve Apple Intelligence while maintaining user privacy. The tech company will leverage user differential ...

Apple's plan to catch up in the AI race Apple is now ratcheting up its plan to catch up in the AI race by improving the efficiency of its foundation model by analysing the data on customers ...

Apple Intelligence has not had the best year so far, but if you think Apple is giving up, you're wrong. It has big plans and is moving forward with new model training strategies that could vastly ...

Apple has a brand new plan to make Apple Intelligence smarter. That plan is you — more specifically, your data. A post on the company’s Machine Learning blog explains the plan to begin on ...

Apple has announced that they have a plan to improve their AI without using its users’ data. This innovative approach comes as privacy concerns continue to dominate the tech landscape ...

In the wake of criticism over the underwhelming performance of its AI products, especially in areas like notification summaries, Apple on Monday detailed how it is trying to improve its AI models ...

Apple is in the "late testing" phase of the M5 iPad Pro and the M6 iPad Pro is already in development. The M5 MacBook Pro is expected to debut later this year, but won't feature any significant ...

Apple plans to send more iPhones to the U.S. from India to offset the high cost of China tariffs, people familiar with the matter said. The adjustments are a short-term stopgap while Apple ...

Apple is ramping up production in India and Vietnam to leverage a US tariff reprieve, aiming for 50 million iPhones in India this year and shifting MacBook and iPad production to Vietnam.

What Happened: Apple plans to ship more iPhones from India to the U.S. to avoid the high costs caused by new tariffs on Chinese-made products, reported the Wall Street Journal, citing people ...

Apple (AAPL) plans to send more iPhones to the U.S. from India in response to the Trump administration’s steep tariffs on goods from China, according to a Wall Street Journal report Monday.