Apple’s iOS 18.1 developer beta gives us our first look at Apple Intelligence, including AI text summaries and an upgraded Siri. But the biggest updates are yet to come.

On Monday, Apple offered a first look into Apple Intelligence, its highly anticipated AI designed for devices like the iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Developers registered with Apple's $99 per-year ...

Apple released a beta version of the new iOS 18.1 to developers, offering a first look at some of its artificial intelligence features, in a move that could boost confidence in the iPhone maker's ...

SAN FRANCISCO — Apple is betting that phones with AI tools can make life a little easier — and now, we’re getting a first look at how. This week, Apple released an early preview version of ...

Apple has released our first look at Apple Intelligence, and with it, a wholly refreshed Siri. Even though it's early, let's take a look at how Siri is getting even better - and what features are ...

Apple Intelligence shows a lot of promise, ... the first wave of Apple Intelligence, ... Look at this example of how Apple Intelligence summarized a conversation in Google Chat to see what I mean.

Apple Intelligence was designed to leverage things that generative AI already does well, like text and image generation, to improve upon existing features.

With underwhelming Apple Intelligence features, Apple will need to address some of the forthcoming functions at the WWDC 2025 keynote. ... This might be our first look at Apple’s huge iOS 19 ...

Apple Intelligence has not had the best year so far, but if you think Apple is giving up, you're wrong. It has big plans and is moving forward with new model training strategies that could vastly ...

Apple’s new “Visual Intelligence” feature was one of the most impressive things shown at Monday’s iPhone 16 event, but it could be a great feature for potential glasses.

Outside of Siri, it’s kind of an Easter egg hunt finding bits of Apple Intelligence sprinkled throughout the OS. They’re in the mail app, with a summarize button at the top of each email now.