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Apple shares turned lower as the iPhone maker kicked off its Worldwide Developers Conference Monday. Read more on the event and what's at stake for Apple:

Apple announced new artificial intelligence features at the Worldwide Developers Conference keynote June 9. The company launched testing versions of live translation, visual search and a workout assistant. Apple Intelligence will also be a part of the Reminder, Messages and Apple Wallet apps.

WWDC saw new updates to the ecosystem with AI integration which largely saw positive reactions from Wall Street analysts but still left something to be desired.

In 2023, Apple unveiled a mixed-reality headset that has been little more than a niche product, and last year WWDC trumpeted its first major foray into the AI craze with an array of new features highlighted by the promise of a smarter and more versatile version of its virtual assistant, Siri.

Apple points to AI tools, visual redesign, and strong App Store performance to justify analyst's $235 price target outlook.

Apple's stock has been one of the weakest Big Tech stocks this year, partly reflecting worries about the company's artificial-intelligence positioning. Shares are down 18% so far this year. Within the "Magnificent Seven" grouping of large technology stocks,

The iPhone maker introduced live language-translation capabilities and a broad visual redesign of its signature operating systems.