There is a lot of buzz around the AI ​​features that are rumored to be coming with iOS 18. Previously, it was reported that the first set of AI features, or core features, developed by Apple and not a third party in iOS 18. natively on the iPhone.

Now a new leak reveals how Apple’s AI efforts will change most of its core or first-party apps with iOS 18. In a detailed leak, Apple Insider revealed that the AI-driven upgrades Apple is planning will apply to all of its core apps, including Safari, Spotlight Search, Siri , Mail and messages.

These AI-powered features will elevate the user experience while maintaining the one thing Apple is known for, privacy. In keeping with the previous news of AI features running natively on the iPhone, Apple’s main feature in its AI arsenal is a lightning-fast full-sentence generation feature on the device.

According to the reports they called ‘Ajax’ LLM, Apple’s framework will analyze text input at fast speeds and offer multiple responses ranked by accuracy and relevance. Ajax LLM’s feature of lightning fast keyword and phrase analysis will be a key component for generating text summaries not only for Safari but also for Messages.

Apple’s upcoming Safari 18 update is also expected to introduce a new ‘Smart Search’ feature. This will allow users to create concise summaries of web pages quickly and easily. Apple’s AI model also includes exceptional integration with apps, allowing it to pull information from saved contacts and calendars to create contextually correct responses, which will also benefit Siri.

Note, however, that higher-level tasks like creating creative text and creating an in-depth response can still rely on cloud processing, which aligns with previous news that Apple is now looking at partnering with OpenAI and Google to bring AI features to the iPhone.

Apple Insider It also notes that Apple is still developing its artificial intelligence models to reduce dependence on cloud-based processing, showing a clear dedication to user privacy. This will ensure that private user information remains protected. Apple is expected to unveil these AI features at the WWDC event later this year.