Apple Intelligence is also coming to the Vision Pro headset, according to Bloomberg

Apple Apple plans to introduce its new Apple Intelligence artificial intelligence (AI) system into its Vision Pro augmented reality headset, a format that would initially only be available for iPhone, iPad and Mac operating systems.

Apple Intelligence is an ecosystem capable of understanding actions between applications or language, as well as creating personalized images or emojis with different styles (drawings, animations, etc.). This will be possible thanks to a technology that understands the needs of users, in order to offer an experience “intuitive, integrated and private.”

This was commented a few weeks ago by Apple’s Senior Vice President of Software Engineering, Craigh Federighi, during the annual Conference for developers (WWDC, acronym in English), who announced that Apple Intelligence would arrive on iOS, iPadOS and macOS.

Bloomberg analyst Mark Gurman has now revealed via his weekly newsletter ‘Power On’ that Apple Intelligence will also be coming to the Apple Vision Pro augmented reality (AR) headset, although this integration “will not take place this year.”

Gurman has indicated that, in order to integrate the ecosystem into its glasses, those from Cupertino will have to expand the memory of the device, which is currently 16 GB. With this, he has commented that, because Apple continues trying to position Apple Vision Pro as a device for workthis will be useful for incorporating the features offered by Apple Intelligence. These include writing tools, ChatGPT, and options such as notification prioritization.

It is worth remembering that the company is currently working on a second generation of the Apple Vision Pro – the first has already been launched in countries such as China and Singapore – and is also developing AR glasses that will arrive in the coming years.