Apple Intelligence Features
Apple may be late to the AI party, but they’re coming with gusto: their new Apple Intelligence features will be deeply integrated across iOS, iPadOS, macOS and watchOS devices.
These tools will enable users to transform sketches into images, transcribe and summarize notes, as well as use Siri to access information from different apps.
Apple Intelligence Features | AI in Photos
Many photographers turn to AI tools like Adobe Sensei or Skylum Luminar AI tools in order to save time during editing and culling. Furthermore, AI can also help enhance photographs.
However, there remains some discussion as to whether AI-assisted photographs should be distinguished from raw and human-assisted ones. Some suggest implementing some sort of grading system or metadata system that indicates when an image has been enhanced by artificial intelligence.
Apple introduced their Apple Intelligence tools at WWDC 2024 with the intention of providing highly tailored, privacy-focused experiences for their users. They’ll be integrated into iOS 18 and macOS 15 Sequoia; developers may test them via beta releases.
Apple Intelligence Features | AI in Mail
Email marketers can use AI to automate emails that respond to specific actions taken by customers. For instance, when they abandon their cart or appear disinterested in your brand, you could send a special offer in order to reengage them and encourage further interaction with it.
Apple recently unveiled several artificial intelligence features in the Notes app, including the ability to summarise any thread and express yourself visually through Image Playground, Image Wand and custom Genmoji. These new AI features will be made available this fall as beta versions of iOS 18, macOS High Sierra and iPad OS with M1 or later chips; additional language support and third-party apps will follow later this year.
Apple Intelligence Features | AI in Siri
Apple is updating Siri with the ability to access an expansive repository of information tailored specifically for each individual’s individual situation, enabling it to provide answers such as flight details on an iPhone or summarization of prioritized notifications without switching between applications. This upgrade could enable people to use Siri to request information such as flight tracking information on an iPad.
Users can learn more about themselves by reframing and clarifying requests to Siri, while it learns from each response it receives. Apple encrypts user data on its servers; its new Siri features are coming this fall with iOS 18, iPadOS 18 and MacOS Sequoia devices with A17 Pro or M1 chips – and compatible third-party apps will support them as well.
Apple Intelligence Features | AI in Messages
Text messaging has become an integral part of everyday life, with most of us sending or receiving 41.5 messages daily on average. CNET reports that AI technology is now being integrated into SMS messaging apps to enhance user experiences.
Apple Intelligence can rewrite, proofread and summarize text using systemwide Writing Tools found across iOS, iPadOS, macOS Sequoia and third-party apps – and all this while respecting privacy by processing on device using advanced Apple silicon or Private Cloud Compute for complex tasks.
iOS 18, iPadOS 18 and macOS Sequoia will make some of these features available this fall in U.S. English for beta testing, with more features and languages being released over time.
Apple Intelligence Features | AI in Calendar
Get an organized view of your calendar, work schedule and non-work events for more efficient scheduling. AI calendar apps like Clockwise sync team calendars and reschedule meetings automatically – saving time spent emailing back and forth between meetings.
Most AI calendars optimize and reschedule daily activities based on deadlines, priorities, dependencies and user preferences. Over time they learn more tailored to you allowing them to make better decisions regarding your workflow, such as scheduling meetings at more productive times. This reduces workplace burnout and expedites teams reaching their goals faster.
Apple Intelligence Features | AI in Maps
Apple unveiled an abundance of AI during WWDC 2024, one of its more intriguing uses being an upgrade to Maps.
Users can now ask Maps to find things to do, and it will provide suggestions. For instance, on rainy days asking might lead to results such as comedy shows or movie theaters being suggested as options.
This week, this generative AI is making its debut as an early access experiment with select Local Guides and will gradually roll out across all Local Guides over time. It is powered by large language models within the company as well as data collected from 250 million saved places and reviews contributed by contributors like you.
Apple Intelligence Features | AI in Music
Concerns have been expressed over AI cloning of voices and likenesses through artificial intelligence (AI), leading Tennessee to pass its inaugural law to regulate such usage – the “ELVIS Act”, named for Elvis Presley.
As much as the topic can generate controversy, AI can unquestionably help create music. While some experts fear this will dilute creativity’s essence, others see AI as an opportunity to discover new music or overcome creative blocks. At Musicians Institute – a world leader in contemporary music education – we are committed to helping our students navigate these changes and coexist together creatively within an AI future.
Apple Intelligence Features | AI in Memories
Apple recently unveiled an array of generative AI features across its platforms, which is deeply embedded within iOS, macOS, and VisionOS. Dubbed Apple Intelligence, its main goal is understanding personal context in order to identify what matters.
An intelligent reply in Mail can provide quick solutions without writing new emails, while Apple Intelligence can rewrite and summarize text across Messages, Notes, Pages and third-party apps.
Apple Intelligence was designed with privacy in mind; most tasks can be completed directly on-device using Apple silicon. For tasks requiring more advanced models, Private Cloud Compute can deliver results while protecting your privacy.
