"The release of the Google Pixel 10 phones with deeply integrated AI features that offer impressive new capabilities has revealed how vulnerable the iPhone 17 could be. While the iPhone has virtually all of the smartest AI apps available from the latest AI trailblazers, it lacks the kind of deep integration of AI features that are only available at the intersection of the operating system and the latest hardware."
"OpenAI's Voice Mode in ChatGPT essentially works the way I've always wanted Siri to work on the iPhone. You just fire it up and start talking to it in natural language, and it can answer questions, pull up information, and even carry out a few actions. ZDNET's Sabrina Ortiz has explained how to assign Voice Mode to the iPhone's Action Button to use it like a Siri replacement."
"But Voice Mode -- which is being renamed ChatGPT Voice and is soon rolling out to free users -- is still limited in the commands it can carry out on your iPhone. An Apple version of this feature or a partnership with OpenAI could allow much deeper integration across calendar, email, text messages, notes, settings, and other operating system tasks (with Apple privacy protections in place). Similarly, Google already has Gemini Live and Microsoft offers Copilot"
Google's Pixel 10 lineup introduces deeply integrated AI features at the operating system and hardware level, showcasing capabilities that could challenge current iPhone offerings. The iPhone hosts many advanced AI apps but lacks the system-level integrations that enable new camera and assistant functions tied to hardware. ChatGPT Voice demonstrates natural-language voice interaction that can answer questions, fetch information, and perform limited actions, and Apple could adopt or partner for deeper OS access across calendar, email, messages, notes, and settings. Pixel's AI camera enhancements represent a potential major differentiator against the iPhone 17.
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