Apple Intelligence

Apple’s Siri app shown across Mac, iPad, iPhone, Apple Watch, and Vision Pro, with Siri providing contextual information and answers across devices.

Siri AI is here with smarter answers and systemwide actions

Apple devices including a MacBook, iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Apple Vision Pro, showcasing Apple’s latest software updates and features.

Apple rolls out iOS 27, macOS 27 and more with Siri AI

iPad Pro shows the Beat Breaker tool in Logic Pro, and MacBook Pro shows the Auto Mask tool in Final Cut Pro.

Apple puts AI to work in the latest Creator Studio update

Craig Federighi and Greg Joswiak participate in a live recording of the Mostly Human podcast following WWDC 2026 at Apple Park. Federighi, seated in the center, speaks animatedly with hand gestures while discussing Apple’s latest software and AI announcements. Joswiak sits beside him listening attentively, while the podcast host (Laurie Segall) conducts the interview from the left. Large glass windows in the background reveal the landscaped grounds and distinctive architecture of Apple’s headquarters, creating a bright and informal post-keynote discussion setting.

Apple keeps Siri out of the AI girlfriend business

Promotional graphic from WWDC 2026 showcasing Apple Intelligence and Siri across Apple devices. An iPhone in the center displays Siri analyzing a photo of sports balls, providing detailed visual information and contextual answers through a conversational interface. Surrounding cards highlight AI-powered experiences including visual search, content discovery, image understanding, photo editing tools, and contextual assistance. The composition emphasizes Siri’s expanded intelligence, multimodal understanding, and integration across Apple’s ecosystem with a modern Liquid Glass-inspired design.

iPhone 17 Pro and Air are the only phones with Apple’s maxed-out AI

Abstract WWDC 2026 artwork featuring a stylized Apple logo formed by glowing, glass-like curves on a black background. Soft white light radiates from the center of the logo, while subtle blue and warm orange highlights create a luminous, reflective effect along the edges. The minimalist design evokes Apple’s Liquid Glass visual language introduced at WWDC 2026, emphasizing depth, transparency, and modern software aesthetics.

Apple’s private AI just got a hyperscaler upgrade

Three iPhone screens showcasing new Photos app editing tools in iOS 27. The first screen demonstrates an improved Cleanup feature for removing unwanted objects from a photo. The second shows Extend, which uses generative AI to expand an image beyond its original borders. The third highlights Reframe, allowing users to adjust composition and perspective after a photo is taken.

iOS 27 adds extend, reframe and better cleanup to the Photos app

Apple Image Playground app icon displayed on a light gray background. The icon features a stylized landscape with mountains and a moon inside a glowing translucent bubble, representing Apple's AI-powered image creation and editing tool.

Apple is making Image Playground more flexible, more realistic, and a lot more useful

Screenshot of macOS 27 Golden Gate showcasing Visual Intelligence on Mac within the Mail app. An email newsletter featuring food photography is open in the foreground, while contextual Visual Intelligence actions appear beside an image, including options such as “Ask Siri,” “Image Search,” and “Look Up Nutrition.” Widgets displaying a calendar, world clocks, and a task list are visible on the desktop, highlighting Apple’s AI-powered ability to analyze on-screen content and provide relevant information and actions directly within macOS.

macOS 27 Golden Gate is the first truly Apple silicon-only Mac OS

Hero image showcasing Apple’s AI-powered Siri experience across multiple devices, including Apple Vision Pro, MacBook, iPad, iPhone, and Apple Watch. The Mac displays a document with Siri-powered actions such as summarization and content assistance, while the iPad shows a conversational Siri interface answering questions and presenting rich information cards. The iPhone features a Siri-generated notification and smart suggestions, and the Apple Watch displays contextual app interactions. The image highlights Apple Intelligence and Siri integration across the Apple ecosystem, emphasizing cross-device productivity, search, summarization, and contextual AI assistance.

Apple’s new Siri AI knows your apps, context, and screen

Illustration of Apple Foundation Models architecture presented as a layered circular diagram. At the center is a user icon surrounded by device symbols representing Apple platforms, including iPhone, Apple Watch, Mac, and Vision Pro. The inner ring highlights multimodal inputs such as voice, text, and image, powered by Apple Foundation Models. The outer ring showcases AI capabilities including personal context, world knowledge, on-screen awareness, actions, and system orchestration. Soft gradient colors and concentric layers emphasize how Apple Intelligence combines device awareness, contextual understanding, and generative AI to deliver personalized experiences across the Apple ecosystem.

Apple rebuilds its AI stack around custom Gemini models

Promotional graphic showcasing a new Apple Shortcuts feature that allows users to create automations using natural language descriptions. A blue shortcut card displays the instruction: “When you leave work, message Pedro ‘I’m on my way’ and send your ETA.” A walking person icon in the top-left indicates a location-based trigger, while a play button in the top-right represents shortcut execution. The image highlights Apple Intelligence-powered shortcut creation, enabling users to describe actions in plain language and automatically generate complex automations without manually configuring individual steps.

Building shortcuts on iPhone now starts with plain English