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Apple brings Apple Intelligence with iOS 18.1 dev beta, but there are a lot of limitations

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Last updated: July 30, 2024 3:40 pm
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Apple’s highly anticipated AI suite, Apple Intelligence, is finally making its debut, albeit a limited one. The tech giant unveiled the platform at its WWDC in June, promising to revolutionize user experiences across its ecosystem. While the initial developer and public betas were devoid of any AI-powered features, the recent iOS 18.1 update has opened a small window into what’s to come.

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A Gradual UnveilingA Taste of What’s to ComeA Long Road Ahead

A Gradual Unveiling

Unfortunately, the rollout of Apple Intelligence is far from comprehensive. As previously announced, the initial focus is on iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max, and M1-powered iPads and Macs, with English (US) as the language setting. However, users have discovered an additional requirement: setting your device region to the United States. It’s important to note that this change won’t affect your App Store region.

Accessing Apple Intelligence involves joining a waitlist within the newly introduced “Apple Intelligence & Siri” settings menu. While this might seem like a minor hurdle, users should be prepared for potential delays as devices download necessary AI models. Furthermore, not all features will be available immediately.

Apple brings Apple Intelligence with iOS 18.1 dev beta, but there are a lot of limitations

A Taste of What’s to Come

Despite these limitations, Apple has introduced several intriguing enhancements. Siri gets a fresh, animated look and gains the ability to understand text prompts through a double-tap on the bottom bar.

The spotlight, however, falls on the new writing tools. Users can now refine their text with proofreading and rewriting options, adjusting tone between “Friendly,” “Professional,” and “Concise.” The suite also offers text transformation capabilities, allowing users to convert passages into lists, summaries, tables, or key points.

Email management receives a boost with AI-powered summarization in the Mail app. Users can now quickly grasp the essence of an email without opening it, while important messages are automatically prioritized. Additionally, smart replies provide swift response options.

Focus Mode, too, benefits from AI integration. A new “Reduce Interruptions” mode leverages AI to filter out non-essential notifications, ensuring users remain undisturbed.

A Long Road Ahead

While these initial features offer a tantalizing glimpse into Apple’s AI ambitions, it’s clear that the full potential of Apple Intelligence remains untapped. High-profile features like ChatGPT integration and Image Playground are still in the pipeline, as Apple addresses underlying technical challenges.

As users eagerly anticipate the complete unveiling of Apple Intelligence, it’s evident that this is just the beginning of a transformative journey. The future holds promise for a seamless integration of AI into the Apple ecosystem, redefining how we interact with technology.

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