Google wants to bring Gemini to Apple Intelligence

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In the world of AI, two of the biggest tech companies, Apple and Google, may soon team up to offer a better experience. 

This news comes from a recent US antitrust trial where Google CEO Sundar Pichai mentioned that Google’s powerful AI, Gemini, could start working with Apple’s AI system, Apple Intelligence, as early as mid-2025. (Via: Digital Trends)

Right now, many tech companies are racing to become leaders in AI. These AI tools could soon become the main way we search for and interact with digital information, just like how we currently use Google.

If Apple and Google combine their AI systems, it could be a major upgrade for users. 

Apple’s AI, including Siri, mostly works directly on devices, but it isn’t as advanced as competitors like Microsoft’s Copilot, OpenAI’s ChatGPT, or Google’s own Gemini. 

Teaming up with Google could give Apple users access to a much smarter, more natural AI assistant.

Apple is especially focused on making AI work smoothly within its devices, controlling apps, settings, and more through voice. 

Gemini could help supercharge this, making Siri far more advanced than it is today, almost like jumping from a toy to a full-blown assistant.

The idea is that Apple might use different versions of Google’s AI depending on the device. 

For example, a lighter version called Gemini Nano could run on iPhones, while a more powerful version, Gemini Ultra, might be used on Macs.

Pichai said he’s hopeful a deal can be made, and if things go smoothly, we might hear an announcement at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in June 2025. 

The actual release of this new AI-powered system could happen in September, possibly alongside the launch of the iPhone 17.

If this partnership happens, it could completely change how Apple devices use AI, making them smarter, faster, and more helpful in everyday life.

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