Don't expect any big news about Apple Intelligence at WWDC 2025 - the company has nothing to present to the public yet
The WWDC 2025 conference is approaching, at which Apple will make several major announcements and present new versions of its operating systems.
Many fans of the products of the American corporation hope that at the event will be heard and news related to its developments in the field of AI, but this will not happen.
Here's What We Know
Journalist and insider of the Bloomberg edition Mark Gurman has already repeatedly reported that the company has encountered great difficulties in the implementation of new features of Apple Intelligence and is even forced to postpone some projects to catch up with its own schedule.
In a new issue of Power On, Gurman confirmed that Apple won't be focusing much on Apple Intelligence at WWDC 2025 as it has nothing to brag about yet. The tech giant isn't planning a major AI presentation until 2026 at the earliest, and will focus on other aspects of its business this time around. However, as Mark Gurman aptly put it, "it's risky because it's dangerous to take a year off when your competitors are moving at the speed of light."
But AI aficionados won't be without news, with the company expected to announce the opening up of Apple Intelligence to third-party developers, which will expand the ecosystem.
WWDC 2025 will take place from 9 to 13 June.
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Source: Bloomberg
