Unveiling Apple’s Future: AI Forecasts Upcoming Product Releases

Even if you don’t know anything about technology, you’re likely aware that Apple is a brand that aims to surprise and innovate whenever it has the opportunity. At WWDC23, held just a few days ago, we got to know about the Apple Vision Pro glasses, the 15-inch MacBook Air, and an enhanced version of the Mac Studio. But what else does the company have in mind?

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If there’s one thing we know for sure, it’s that we’re not the first ones asking ourselves this question. However, now that we have artificial intelligence on our side (for now), perhaps we can get an idea of what might be coming.

The website Infobae has taken notice of an Instagram account called imagesby.ai that collects all sorts of images generated automatically by artificial intelligences like Midjourney or Stable Diffusion. While the account itself is intriguing, it recently uploaded a series of images showing Tim Cook, the CEO of Apple, presenting some very… eclectic products.

While some of the images depict more or less “normal” technological products that Apple could be working on, others make it clear that they have been created by an artificial intelligence (as if Tim Cook’s own face in the images wasn’t enough).

Within reason (more or less), we find an “Apple E-Moto,” an “Apple Jetpack,” an “Apple Fridge,” and even an “Apple Robot” (watch out, Tesla). These are products that would undoubtedly expand the range of products that Apple is known for and significantly broaden the brand’s ecosystem.

On the other hand, we come across products that would enter directly into the realm of science fiction, such as an “Apple Ship” (an Apple flying saucer), an “Apple Teleport” (a teleportation machine), or an “Apple Time Machine” (quite literally, a time machine). While Apple is capable of surprising us year after year, it seems highly unlikely that they would be able to defy the laws of space-time. At least, not yet.

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As the cherry on top, the AI also shows us some less “technological” products, such as a fly swatter, a knife, a pair of jeans, or perhaps the least likely product of all: an orange. We can believe that the brand known for its apple logo would develop a time machine, but an orange? Well, that’s a bit harder to imagine.

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