Apple is looking to add AI search engines to Safari

Apple is looking forward to adding Amprenai, confusion, and anthropology engines to Safari, Bloomberg It was mentioned on Wednesday.

Eddie Koi, the first vice president of Apple Services, made a statement during his testimony in the American Ministry of Justice lawsuit against the alphabet. Cue’s disclosure was part of his certificate regarding the Apple and Google deal, which is estimated at $ 20 billion a year, which made Google the virtual search engine on Safari.

He pointed out that the search operations on Safari fell for the first time last month, a change that attributes it to the increase in the use of artificial intelligence.

Cue also stated that it is believed that the searches of artificial intelligence will end up replacing traditional search engines such as Google, which is why Apple is actively looking to add these services to its browser. However, Cue noted that these services may not be hypothetical, because he believes they still need to improve.

Koi said that Apple had already conducted some discussions with confusion.