Apple has released the initial iteration of Apple Intelligence as part of the iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1, and macOS 15.1 developer beta releases. While betas already integrate some useful Apple Intelligence features, including Writing Instruments, not all Apple Intelligence enhancements are immediately available, with more to come in subsequent updates.
We’ve consolidated all non-beta features, which will be incorporated into future updates by Apple once they’re ready for release.
- The standalone Notes and Messages apps lack presence in the current beta, as do their performance constructs integrated within other apps.
- Genmoji’s foundation in Picture Playground makes it inaccessible at present.
- The Picture Wand feature, designed to insert photos into Notes by analyzing contextual relevance, will only become available once Picture Playground is integrated into the beta version.
- With precedence notifications displayed at the top of the notification stack, you’ll receive a heads-up on the most critical matters straight away. The function also enables you to quickly respond to incoming notifications by summarizing them for you.
- Mail classes that categorize your incoming messages should not be accessible.
- While the Reminiscence Maker feature excels in its capabilities, unfortunately, the Clear Up tool that effortlessly eliminates unwanted objects from photos with just a tap will not be available for use.
- Performance capabilities will now include on-screen awareness, personalized settings, and the ability to initiate additional actions within and across applications.
- ChatGPT integration with other tools has not yet been carried out.
- Apple intelligence is readily accessible within the United States. English support is currently available exclusively; however, assistance for additional languages is expected to become available at a future time.
- As Apple has stated in its description of Apple Intelligence, this innovative function is expected to expand beyond current platforms to reach even more users.
Apple has released iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1, and macOS Sequoia 15.1 for developers only, while Apple Intelligence is still in its early testing phases. Apple is poised to make its Intelligence features available to all users later this fall with an update replacing the current macOS Sequoia, a series of preliminary versions already released.
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