GitHub owned by Microsoft, Microsoft trains its coding AI using public GitHub repositories, and I am fine with that. Or any other third-party AI company scrapping my public GitHub projects. But I know some don't want to, which I find fair, or because it violates the rights of the developers which seemingly couldn't opt-out of the AI training. And I condemn this behavior.

This section is totally subjective, this is my point of view on the current situation of AI in the world of coding and, more precisely, iOS development.

I, Lumaa, use little integrated artificial intelligence to code, like Xcode's Swift Assist and predictive code completion. But I do use a bit of AI to code, specifically when I don't know how to do one specific thing like, for example, the ImageGradient.swift (Too-Much-Code) file. But I don't use artificial intelligence to make full files, full SwiftUI views or full Apple apps. And the only artificial intelligence that I use is Grok with no subscription.

Apple Intelligence is Apple's artificial intelligence ran on supported Apple devices. Apple's AppIntents API will allow in the future to make smart actions directly from Siri prompts. Recently, Apple gave developers new tools in iOS 26, iPadOS 26, macOS 26 and visionOS 26 to use their on-device large-language models (LLMs) in our apps to generate plain text or structured data. Additionally, developers can generate images using the Image Playground API. A few TestFlight apps are already using these technologies, like Bubble, Cookons, and others...