How iOS 18’s Forthcoming AI Features Could Make The iPhone 16 a Worthy Upgrade Over The iPhone 15

Apple is invested in bringing AI technology to its product line, with the iPhone being the prime candidate to receive many new additions. Apple's process to bring AI to the iPhone is two-fold. While some features may be part of iOS 18, others will be exclusive to the iPhone 16 lineup. Altogether, AI will make the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro models a worthy upgrade over the current models, considering the number of new features coming with iOS 18.

iPhone 16 will get exclusive AI features in iOS 18, but would it convince you to upgrade from the iPhone 15?

The iPhone 15 launched with a slew of new front-facing features, making the device stand out from the crowd. iOS 17 had a lot to do with it as well as the company brought a boatload of changes and design variations to the table through its annual software updates. However, most of the new additions were also available on older iPhone models as well. Now, Apple is slated to bring numerous AI-related features with iOS 18, some of which will be exclusively available on the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro models.

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We have previously heard that Apple's AI efforts will not only stretch to apps but also operate on a system level. Apple's developers are working on bringing AI to various apps, such as Messages, Health, Apple Music, Notes, Keynote, Pages, Numbers, and additional apps. The company will implement generative AI technology based on its large language models so users can get the most out of the apps in terms of utility and productivity. While all of these AI upgrades will be available on the iPhone 16 lineup, older iPhone models will also receive their fair share.

Other than this, It was recently reported that Apple is training Siri and Spotlight Search using large language models. While Siri has lagged behind the competition since its debut, AI integration could change