<ul><li>Apple plans to allow third-party developers to build applications using its large language models, which will be announced at the WWDC conference.</li><li>Apple Intelligence Foundation Models, currently used for various tasks like rewriting text, proofreading, generating images, and summarizing notifications, will be made available to developers through a software development kit and related frameworks.</li><li>Apple may differentiate its models by making them easier to use, potentially integrating them with its Core ML framework and offering guardrails to filter inaccurate AI output.</li><li>While Apple will initially offer on-device algorithms to developers, it's unclear if the more capable cloud-hosted large language models will also be made available. These large language models have shown promising performance and the ability to learn new skills using adapter layers.</li></ul>

Report: Apple plans to make its large language models available to developers

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