多くのiPhoneの所有者は、Apple Intelligenceにこれまでにほとんど価値を感じていません。

A new survey shows that Apple Intelligence seems to be important to iPhone buyers, but many people argue that the initial features are not adding value. Whether the integration of Genmoji and ChatGPT will change this view remains to be seen.

Things are even worse for Samsung smartphones, with many owners claiming that they do not feel a significant meaning in the AI features that are provided.

iPhone owners are paying attention to AI.

A new survey by technology trading site SellCell shows that AI is an important factor when choosing a new smartphone.

iPhone users report that almost half (47.6%) of iPhone users find that AI features are "very important" or "somewhat important" when purchasing a new mobile phone, while 23.7% of Samsung users say the same.

However, what we have seen so far is not impressive

However, iPhone users are looking forward to AI features, but the Apple Intelligence features that have been seen so far are not impressing them.

General smartphone users express dissatisfaction with existing AI features. According to the survey, 73% of iPhone users and 87% of Galaxy users feel that new features are "very low in value" or "add little value to the smartphone experience."

Ranked the popularity of various Apple Intelligence features before the release of iOS 18.2.

• “Writing tool (72%)”
• Notification summary (54%)
• Priority messages (44.5%)
• Photo sorting (29.1%)
• Smart replies for emails and messages (20.9%)

Genmoji and ChatGPT may change it

A survey was conducted before the release of iOS 18.2. In this release, the integration of Genmoji and ChatGPT was added.

Genmoji is a double entendre of "emoji" and "AI-generated." In simple terms, in iOS 18.2, new emojis can be created instantly using Apple Intelligence.

If you are running iOS 18.2 on your iPhone, open the emoji keyboard and look for the new, glowing face icon in the top right corner. Tap that icon, describe the emoji you want to create, and that's it!

Apple introduced the integration with ChatGPT as a complement to Siri's knowledge. Specific questions can be answered by Siri, while other questions can be answered by ChatGPT. However, in iOS 18.2, if you start a request to Siri with "Ask ChatGPT," the assistant will automatically send the query to ChatGPT.