Half of Apple developers have doubts about making Apple Vision Pro apps
In its latest annual developer survey, Setapp reports that almost 50% of developers are uncertain about whether to support the Apple Vision Pro, but 60% are adding AI features.
In its 2023 survey, Setapp’s report by its parent company MacPaw claimed that nearly 50% of Mac developers were including AI in their apps. One year on, it says that 60% of developers surveyed are either actively working on AI — or have already implemented AI features.
In comparison, the Apple Vision Pro has had a more muted reception amongst developers. As well as almost half of all developers surveyed expressing doubts about supporting Apple Vision Pro, 35% specifically said they have no plans to do so.
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