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Apple registers new ‘gen AI’ subdomain ahead of next month’s WWDC keynote

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Apple registers new ‘gen AI’ subdomain ahead of next month’s WWDC keynote
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Apple has registered a new subdomain, genai.apple.com, ahead of its upcoming WWDC keynote. This event is anticipated to showcase significant advancements in generative AI, particularly enhancements to Siri. The company is expected to fulfill promises made in previous years while introducing new features and improvements.

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