According to a rumor, Apple is working on a health counseling service driven by AI as well as tools for emotional tracking.
Recent rumors suggest that Apple is hard at work on a health counseling service that will use AI to measure consumers' mental health. Quartz is Bloomberg's codename for this planned coaching service, and its stated goal is to help consumers improve their eating and sleeping habits and their willingness to exercise.
The article claims that the AI-driven service will use Apple Watch data to provide personalized recommendations and tailor-made wellness plans for users. The watch is used to collect this data. The cost of the coaching service is to be paid on a periodic basis. The company's efforts to further integrate health into its goods led to this latest innovation. The health app is being adapted for the iPad as part of this initiative, and additional features will be added to make it more accessible to people with visual impairment.
According to Bloomberg, the program launch is scheduled for the following year. An iPad adaptation of Apple's Health app for the iPhone is slated for a future release. This update will present ECG results and other health data in a format better suited to desktop computers. It is hoped that the health software would also allow its users to keep an emotional journal and deal with vision problems. Users will be able to keep track of their emotions, answer questions about their day, and look at the data retrospectively. Apple's long-term goal is for the mood tracker to be independent of the user and instead deduce the user's emotional state from their speech, text, and other data.
The new iPad app will likely make its debut at this year's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), scheduled for the month of June.
