Apple is working on an "AI doctor service" for its Health app that would use your health data to peddle medical advice.

In his latest Power On newsletter, Bloomberg correspondent and Apple watcher Mark Gurman shared the details of Project Mulberry, the codename for a completely revamped Health app featuring an AI agent meant to replicate the insights a doctor can give patients based on their biometric data.

Apple’s efforts in health under Tim Cook have been thoughtfully executed and provided solid value to customers (even arguably saving lives), if they have fallen short of all the company’s goals. Adding an AI “doctor” to the mix had best be done in the same deliberative manner, which means taking it slow.

The VisionOS 2.4 update adds a stack of Apple Intelligence features to the Vision Pro headset, including Genmoji, Writing Tools and Image Playground.

Apple is rumored to be working on a new Apple Health app, complete with an AI-powered doctor. Here's why it could transform your health.

Apple has been getting hammered in tech and financial media for its uncharacteristically messy foray into artificial intelligence. After a June event heralding a new AI-powered Siri, the company has delayed its release indefinitely.

Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reported a couple of days ago on what he described as “Apple’s biggest push into health

If you are among the rapidly-growing number of Mac users in the enterprise, you should know that Apple’s newly-released macOS Sequoia 15.4 is festooned with security updates, brings support for Apple Intelligence across most major languages (including to Europe),