Tools you likely use on a regular basis, such as the camera's Portrait Mode and the ability to copy and paste text from photos, are both examples of AI at work behind the scenes. But at Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference,

Only limited information is available about the neural networks that Apple is using to power the AI features in iOS 18. According to Bloomberg, the most hardware-intensive AI tasks will be offloaded to models deployed in the cloud. Less demanding computations will be performed on the user’s device.

One standout feature in Apple's iOS 18 will leverage generative AI to create custom emojis on the fly based on users' text messages, offering an all-new, personalized emoji for any occasion beyond the existing catalog.