News about Apple's internal testing of a chatbot called "Veritas" has sparked widespread attention. This bot is used to assist in the development of the next generation of Siri, highlighting the intense competition Apple faces in the field of artificial intelligence. According to a report by Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman, the launch of Veritas aims to help Apple quickly develop and test new features for Siri, with the goal of improving user experience.
Veritas' functions are similar to those of popular chatbots like ChatGPT and Google's Gemini. Apple employees can engage in conversations with Veritas, ask questions, and receive responses. This interactive approach not only improves work efficiency but also allows employees to explore a specific topic in depth through repeated dialogue. As a result, Apple can collect real-time feedback to further refine upcoming new features, including searching from personal data and performing actions within apps (such as editing photos).
Although Veritas has performed well in internal testing, Apple seems not to have plans to release it to the public. Gurman pointed out that Apple's decision to keep Veritas as an internal tool may be a mistake. Currently, Apple may rely on Google's Gemini to enhance Siri's AI search capabilities, in order to gain a competitive advantage in the market.
Apple is striving to keep up with industry trends. Although there are some challenges at present, through the internal testing of Veritas, the future upgrades of Siri are full of possibilities. With Apple continuously exploring and innovating, the future performance of Siri is worth looking forward to.
Key Points:
🌟 Apple is internally testing a chatbot named Veritas for the development of Siri upgrades.
🤖 Veritas allows employees to have interactive conversations to collect feedback and improve new features of Siri.
📉 Apple seems not to plan to publicly release Veritas, and may rely on Google's Gemini to enhance Siri's AI search capabilities.
