According to reports, Apple is preparing to allow third-party developers to write software using its artificial intelligence models to boost the creation of new applications.

The tech giant is developing a software development kit and associated frameworks to enable external developers to create AI functionalities utilizing the large language models employed by the iPhone manufacturer for Apple Intelligence.

Apple Intelligence, the firm's unique collection of AI functions, which includes features like rewriting emails, summarizing notifications, and editing photos, was launched last year.

The firm anticipates revealing the strategy at its Worldwide Developers Conference on June 9, according to reports.

Revealing its AI models would enable developers to incorporate the fundamental AI technology into particular features or throughout their entire applications.

According to the report, Apple plans to start with launching its smaller models that operate on its devices instead of the more sophisticated cloud-based AI models that need servers.

This action could assist Apple, seen by certain analysts as behind in AI, in rivaling competitors like Samsung Electronics, which have enhanced their products with features driven by companies such as Google.

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It might enhance the attractiveness of Apple Intelligence for both developers and users, following a launch characterized by postponements.

So far, developers have managed to incorporate Apple's AI technology into their apps, but they have not been able to utilize Apple's AI models to create and enhance their own AI functionalities.