Report: Apple is planning a few Health initiatives with this year's iOS 17 and iPadOS 17 operating system updates.
operating system updates. According to the journalist, the Cupertino firm is working on an AI-powered health coaching service and a new technology for tracking emotions.
Gurman says this service is planned for next year, although it could be canceled or postponed. Unlike an initiative Apple offered alongside the Singapore government in 2020, this one would be another paid service – which could ultimately be integrated with Apple Fitness Plus.
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