- Apple Music is celebrating its 10th anniversary with a new ‘Replay All Time’ playlist.
- This is a personalized playlist featuring your favorite tracks from the last ten years.
- The service is also streaming its 500 most-streamed songs on Apple Music 1 radio, starting July 1st.
Apple Music is turning 10, and to celebrate this occasion, the streaming service is giving its users a throwback from the past. Users can listen to a new ‘Replay All Time’ playlist, allowing them to play their favorite tracks they have enjoyed over the years on Apple Music.
It is a great way to revisit your old favorites if you joined the service in 2015. This is better than revisiting your yearly Replay playlists , which only go as far back as 2019. However, it is not clear whether this will be constantly updated or will remain exclusive for a limited period.
Still, I would suggest saving the Replay All Time playlist to your Apple Music library before it goes away. To add more fun to its 10th birthday celebration, the service is streaming its 500 most-streamed songs from the last 10 years on Apple Music 1 radio, starting Tuesday, July 1st.
The music streaming service has become a worthy option compared to established streaming services like Spotify. This is all thanks to Apple Music’s affordable pricing and features like Spatial and hi-res lossless audio at no additional cost. This is a big reason I hopped onto this service, and I am not planning on going back soon.
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- Apple is reportedly in talks with OpenAI and Anthropic to help power its upcoming AI-powered Siri voice assistant.
- The company is struggling to develop its LLM-based Siri, which will be more conversational and better at processing information.
- This will help Apple catch up in the AI race where it has been falling behind to the competition.
Apple has so far struggled to develop its new and improved Siri voice assistant, which is why a new report suggests that the company might be seeking help from AI giants like OpenAI and Anthropic to power Apple’s AI-enabled Siri ambition.
According to Bloomberg , the Cupertino giant is in talks with both OpenAI and Anthropic to build the next generation of AI-powered Siri, which could also run on Apple’s cloud infrastructure for testing.
We reported in May that Apple is working on a new LLM-based Siri , which will be more conversational and better at processing information. The company is likely having trouble building its own large language model, prompting it to reach out to other leaders in the AI industry.
Apple faced backlash after it failed to successfully deliver the promising new Siri, delaying its plans from 2025 to 2026 or even further. Apple is also looking to buy Perplexity AI to help improve its current set of Apple Intelligence features .
To be honest, Apple is struggling to catch up in the AI race, while its competitors are already gearing forward with rapid advancements. The company has to take some bold steps if it wants to catch up with Google’s Gemini, or it will end up far behind. And this could be why, instead of investing and building in-house frontier AI models, Apple is seeking help from other AI players.
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