Summary

  • Apple has agreed to modify how it promotes its Apple Intelligence (AI) features after an inquiry from the National Advertising Division (NAD), a division of the non-profit BBB National Programs organisation.
  • NAD suggested that Apple’s claim that its AI features were “available now” on its website reasonably suggested the features were available at the time of purchase of an iPhone 16.
  • Apple has since removed the claim, and NAD recommended the communication be clearer in future to avoid misleading consumers.
  • Apple has accepted NAD’s recommendations and has since modified its disclosures to adequately communicate the status of its AI features.
  • It’s worth noting that Apple has plans to improve its AI capabilities, including a proposed ChatGPT integration, which is yet to materialise.

By Emma Roth

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