Apple Unveils iPhone 16 Series with Artificial Intelligence

Apple has unveiled a new series of iPhones equipped with artificial intelligence, marking a significant shift in the tech giant’s product lineup.

The announcement was made at an event in California, USA, where Apple showcased the ‘iPhone 16’ series, featuring the company’s new artificial intelligence service, ‘Apple Intelligence’.

“The next iPhone was designed from the ground up with ‘Apple Intelligence’ in mind. It’s the start of an exciting new era, and it’s here.”

Tim Cook, Apple CEO

The new iPhone series boasts advanced features, including the ability to summarize key content, search for photos in albums by writing down the person or clothing color, and improved voice assistant ‘Siri’ capabilities for complex tasks such as schedule management and message writing.

One of the biggest competitive edges of the new iPhone series is its integration of privacy protection and AI, ensuring that no data is stored. The ‘Apple Intelligence’ service will be available as a beta version via a software update next month, initially only in English.

Language support for major Apple markets, including European countries and China, will be provided sequentially starting next year. However, there was no mention of when Korean language support would be available.

Despite the highly anticipated new product announcement, Apple’s stock price initially fell during the session but managed to rise at the end, closing up 0.04%.

The New York stock market closed higher across the board, overcoming last week’s plunge as bargain hunters poured in.