Gurman: Apple's first smart home hub supports AI facial recognition to deliver exclusive content to family members

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Bloomberg's Mark Gurman mentioned in a podcast that Apple's first smart home hub will use AI facial recognition to display corresponding photos, music, and calendar events of current family members after identifying them. Gurman stated that this product will not use Face ID, but did not specify the exact differences.

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On October 2nd, according to a report from the home of IT, during the first episode of the Power On podcast, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman revealed that Apple's first smart home hub will utilize AI facial recognition technology to identify current family members and display corresponding content accordingly.

For more information about Apple's first smart home hub, please refer to the article previously published by IT Home: "Preview of Apple's First Smart Home Hub: 8GB Memory, homeOS System, 6-inch Screen, Released on October 13th."

In the latest podcast, Gourman mentioned that this smart home hub can intelligently recognize different family members through AI, and switch to display exclusive photos, music, and calendar events based on the current user. Gourman stated that this product will not use Face ID, but did not elaborate on the specific differences.

AppleInsider It is speculated that Apple's future smart home cameras may also use the same technology, where the system will proactively identify users' identities when they interact with the devices from different locations within a room. Security cameras could also utilize this technology to detect activities and trigger video recording.

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