The third beta of iOS 18.1 adds two new Apple Intelligence features that were unavailable in prior betas, including a Clean Up tool in the Photos app.
iOS 18 beta 3 adds more Apple Intelligence features, including Clean Up in Photos
The third beta of iOS 18.1 adds two new Apple Intelligence features that were unavailable in prior betas, including a Clean Up tool in the Photos app.
All iPhone 17 models coming down the pike in 2025 could have 12GB of RAM to better support generative AI and other Apple Intelligence features.
The things you can do with Artificial Intelligence (AI) these days is incredible, and we have a feeling that it’s only going to keep getting better as time marches on. But if you’re donning a jailbroken iPhone or iPad and you find AI to be especially thrilling or useful, then you might take an interest in a newly released jailbreak tweak called Write Now by iOS developers 82flex and launchctl.
Apart from exposure-changing and color-grading software like Adobe Lightroom, Topaz Photo AI is perhaps one of my most-used tools when editing RAW photographs fresh off the camera sensor. Its powerful AI-based photo enhancement features can help polish even some of the slightest photographer mistakes, making a ‘halfway there’ photograph look more like a completed masterpiece.
Procreate, arguably the best iPad illustration app, will not introduce generative AI tools as a matter of principle. Would other app makers please follow suit?
Apple Intelligence comes with a set of pre-prompt instructions designed to reduce AI hallucinations and ensure the accuracy of responses.
Chrome for macOS, Windows and Linux has picked up a trio of useful new generative AI features based on the latest Google Gemini models.
Apple Intelligence could enable you to quickly create custom artwork for an Apple Music playlist from scratch via the Image Playground generative AI feature in iOS 18.
Apple Intelligence will arrive alongside iOS 18.1 in October, and Apple has now released new betas to test the upcoming AI features.
Those who already have YouTube's new artificial intelligence (AI) feature will see a Jump Ahead button when double-tapping to skip ahead.
Speculation that Apple scraped YouTube videos and subtitles to train its artificial intelligence (AI) models is false, here’s why.