The Apple Vision Pro, a mixed-reality headset, is poised to receive a beta version of Apple Intelligence as early as this week. This update is part of the upcoming visionOS 2.4, which is expected to launch in April.
Apple Intelligence will introduce several AI tools to the Vision Pro, including Writing Tools, Genmoji, and Image Playground. Currently, the headset lacks any AI features, despite being Apple’s most expensive consumer product, starting at $3,499.
Rumors suggest that the developer beta of visionOS 2.4 will roll out soon, marking the first time Apple is integrating its AI tools from devices like the iPhone and iPad into the Vision Pro. The headset’s hardware, featuring a Mac M2 chip and 16 gigabytes of memory, supports on-device AI processing.
Interest in the Vision Pro has waned since its launch, with reports indicating a decline in sales and production adjustments. The introduction of AI capabilities may help rejuvenate consumer interest in the device.
As Apple prepares for a significant overhaul of Siri with the upcoming iOS 18.4, it’s anticipated that these enhancements will also extend to the Vision Pro. While the integration of Apple Intelligence may not guarantee the headset’s success, it indicates Apple’s ongoing commitment to its mixed-reality platform.
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