Depending on how old you are, you may remember a time not so very long ago when “AI” meant what is today being referred to as “AGI”. In the meantime, there’s been a wild rebranding and here we are, living in a world where “AI” is large language models. But “AI” is also Apple Intelligence<\/a>, because the Cupertino company couldn’t help hijack the acronym for its own use.<\/p>\n And Apple Intelligence has been all the rage ever since its announcement in June. Sure, it’s delayed<\/a> and the first bits and pieces are now only expected to arrive in October<\/a>, a month after the initially planned release. But the question on a lot of analysts’ minds seems to be how much it will cost since it apparently can’t remain free forever.<\/p>\n So, they’ve started speculating. Wildly. And apparently a consensus of speculation has been reached, and it points to $20 per month, or maybe less as part of the Apple One bundle of services.<\/p>\n This is not a leak, keep in mind. It’s not even a rumor. The source linked below is just reporting on what random analysts believe Apple could<\/i> charge for “AI”. That’s it.<\/p>\n Of course, while these speculations are pulled entirely out of thin air, no one would be surprised in the slightest if Apple did decide on $20 per month, or even more. After all, it has its bottom line to think about, and a premium reputation to uphold, and that doesn’t come with low prices for anything.<\/p>\n![\"Apple](\"https:\/\/fdn.gsmarena.com\/imgroot\/news\/24\/08\/apple-intelligence-price-speculation\/inline\/-1200\/gsmarena_001.jpg\")
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