Apple, the tech giant, has made headlines with reports of a partnership with OpenAI, a pioneer in AI technology, to integrate AI features into its iOS and macOS models. The move has sparked excitement ahead of the WWDC24, with users eagerly anticipating the unveiling of AI-related features.

Apple's decision to incorporate AI features into its operating systems, including iOS 18 and macOS 15, promises enhanced user experiences and advanced technological capabilities. The tech giant has been slow to adopt AI, but recent reports suggest that it is now poised to reveal a plethora of AI-related features at the WWDC, including Project Greymatter, a set of AI tools that will be integrated into core apps like Safari, Photos, and Notes.

The integration of AI features will be handled via a two-structured process, where the software decides whether tasks will be performed on the device or the cloud. While details of the partnership remain scarce, the industry is abuzz with reports of Apple's plans to leverage Google's AI services as well.

A potential collaborative effort with Google may not come as a surprise, given OpenAI's recent scrutiny due to the misuse of its technology across various sectors. However, numerous reports across the globe proclaim a partnership between OpenAI and Apple is in the pipeline.

Apple's stock price has already seen a slight increase, trading at $190.47 today, up +0.09% per pre-market data. If the plans to integrate AI go successfully, the firm could see a significant rise in value. OpenAI, on the other hand, remains poised to benefit substantially from its partnership with Apple, although more details are much-awaited.