Widely perceived as having fallen behind in the high-stakes AI race, Apple is expected to make a fresh bid to catch up with competitors at its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) slated from June 9 to June 13. The iPhone-maker’s AI reboot includes letting third-party developers build on top of its smaller, in-house AI models, according to a report by Bloomberg. The new framework will also let developers integrate its flagship AI offering, Apple Intelligence, across their apps. While Apple looks to ramp up its AI push to win over users, major Indian developers have said that they are already collaborating with the tech giant to integrate existing Apple Intelligence features in the application layer. Story continues below this ad Online food delivery platform Swiggy has said it relies on Apple’s machine learning-based Translation API that was announced in iOS 18 last year. “Apple’s in-app translations let you translate from English to any language without using any third-party libraries. So, for our food menu, which is very textual, we used Apple’s APIs to translate those …