At WWDC 2024, the Cupertino giant showed off Apple Intelligence alongside many new features.
Writing
Rewrite can help write a better cover letter or change the writing style, making something sound more friendly or like a poem. You can also ask Apple Intelligence to proofread your text as well.
There’s also a new Summarize feature, which will let you highlight a block of text and get a quick summarization. You can even have Apple Intelligence write a quick TL;DR.
There’s also an email summary feature in Mail, which shows a quick summary of your emails instead of seeing the beginning of the emails.
Smart Reply, powered by Apple Intelligence, quickly determines what you were asked in an e-mail and surfaces those questions for you to answer, then builds a reply based on those answers.
Messages
With Apple Intelligence, the Messages app has new functionalities. AI will read your messages and prioritize them. This feature will also apply to other apps with notifications.
There’s also a new Focus that uses Apple Intelligence called “Priority Notifications,” which will only show notifications that AI finds important, such as a reminder to pick up your kid from daycare.
Image generation
There’s another functionality called Image Playground, a generative emoji creator that lets you create images and quickly send them in your app. You can use words like balcony, sunset, and cat, and the AI will blend these features together and give you a quick look at the animated image. Then, you can scroll through different versions of the image before sending your message. Using examples from your photos, you can even use Image Playground to make images that look like you with the AI.
There’s Genmoji that lets you create images by typing up a description of you want, like a t-rex wearing a tutu on a surfboard.
Apple also brings AI to the Photos app, letting you search for specific pictures, like “photos of Michael doing jumping jacks.”
There’s also a new Image Wand that can turn notes you’ve taken into a related image.
ChatGPT 4o will also be available on iOS, macOS, and iPadOS as a chatbot that works with Siri. You’ll have control of this, meaning Apple will ask the user permission before speaking to the chatbot.
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