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ABC News Tech Reporter Mike Dobuski spoke to Bill about Over the last year and a half of hype around generative artificial intelligence, one tech giant has been relatively silent: Apple. That all changed on Monday at the company’s annual WWDC developer conference, where the iPhone maker showed off a host of new AI technologies set to be baked into the next generation of iPhone, iPad, and Mac software. Everything from Siri to Safari - even the humble emoji - is getting an AI twist. But as recent AI embarrassments like Google’s AI Overviews feature demonstrate, generative AI technology can backfire in a big way. A lot of people have iPhones, so the stakes for Apple couldn’t be higher. Mike takes you through everything you need to know from WWDC, including a non-AI announcement that has big implications for the green text/blue text battle.
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