How Apple can upgrade their MacBooks! Here's what the report suggests

Latest Apple Updates: According to reputable sources, California-based tech giant Apple is gearing up to introduce exciting new features to its macOS laptops. A recent report by Forbes suggests that Apple has published documents teasing potential additions to its existing MacBook series.

Esteemed analyst Marc Gurman, writing for Bloomberg, hinted at the imminent release of the much-anticipated 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models, which are expected to boast cutting-edge technology. However, eager fans will have to wait until the middle of the next year to get their hands on these advanced gadgets.

In the same breath, Gurman also mentioned that the MacBook Air and the 13-inch MacBook Pro are poised for a revamp and might hit the market by the end of the following year, featuring the state-of-the-art M3 chipsets.

Speaking of Apple's future prospects, Forbes reported that the tech giant is diligently working on a new patent, strongly indicating the inclusion of touch screens on the primary display of its laptops. This development was brought to light through a report titled “Computing Device Enclosure Enclosing A Display And Force Sensor." With this innovation, both primary and secondary screens can be transformed into user-friendly touchscreen panels.

While Apple enthusiasts are eager to welcome this advancement, it's worth noting that touchscreen laptops are already well-received among Windows users.

Not stopping at just hardware upgrades, Apple is delving into the realm of artificial intelligence with its very own AI-powered chatbot. Bloomberg's report sheds light on Apple's ambitious project, codenamed 'Apple GPT,' which employs the proprietary "Ajax" framework, designed to accelerate machine learning research. The tech giant has devoted considerable effort to AI development, with numerous teams collaborating on the groundbreaking project. A key focus is addressing potential privacy concerns associated with this advanced technology.

Notably, Apple's Ajax system is built on Google Jax, Google's renowned machine learning framework. Running on Google Cloud, Apple harnesses the power of cloud services, complementing its own infrastructure and Amazon.com Inc.'s AWS.

With these exciting updates on the horizon, Apple continues to cement its position as an industry leader, aiming to revolutionize the technology landscape in the coming years.