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Apple Working on Turning Watches Into AI Devices With Cameras

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Apple is exploring the idea of adding cameras and visual intelligence features to its smartwatch, thrusting the company into the AI wearables market. Also: Apple makes major executive changes following its Siri struggles, while the EU is pushing hard to open up iOS.

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Apple Joins AI Data Center Race After Siri Mess

Apple reportedly is in the process of placing orders for about $1 billion in Nvidia GB300 NVL72 systems for an AI data center. The post Apple Joins AI Data Center Race After Siri Mess appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.

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Apple Wants to Turn its Watches Into Wearable AI

Company contemplates packing device that tells time with cameras and 'visual intelligence.'

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Apple Working on Turning Watches Into AI Devices With Cameras

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iDownloadBlog.com

A camera-equipped Apple Watch with Visual Intelligence could drop in 2027

The Apple Watch could get a built-in camera to support Apple Intelligence features such as Visual Intelligence, rumor has it.

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techloy.com

The Apple Watch may soon be able to see around it

Ever wished you could use Apple Intelligence on your Apple Watch, only to realize it doesn’t have any AI features? No? Well, Apple is giving you that option anyway. And according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, we're getting Visual Intelligence first.If you've been keeping up with Apple's AI features, you would know that Visual Intelligence is one of the standout features of Apple Intelligence that allows devices to analyze and interpret their surro…

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komando.com

Not just for tracking steps

📷 Not just for tracking steps: The Apple Watch looks like it will get a camera to “see” the world using AI-enabled visual intelligence (paywall link). That means you could scan a flyer to add an event to your calendar or look up a restaurant on the spot. ETA? 2027. The post Not just for tracking steps appeared first on Komando.com.

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