Apple’s intelligence not very smart right nowThis is evidenced by the features that the manufacturer has included in the first developer beta versions of iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1 and macOS Sequoia 15.1.

New features in these versions include a redesigned Siri (the sides of the phone light up when activated) and the ability to maintain context in a conversation, smart replies for the Mail app, and new options like email summaries or search in email, as well as natural-language Apple Photos.

There is currently no visual production or emojis, or the expected Siri improvements that will allow the assistant to specifically use information from our mobile phone to perform actions within applications. We also do not currently have the option to integrate ChatGPT as part of the user experience.

To install these updates, you will need an iPhone 15 Pro/Max or an iPad or Mac with chips from the Apple Silicon family (M1 onwards). Even the AI ​​options are not available after installing the update: you have to request access to them by joining a waiting list in the device settings menu.

Apple announced the arrival of its Apple Intelligence platform at WWDC last June, but These options will be slow to deployAccording to Bloomberg, the options will not be available when iOS 18 is released and in fact to test this preview version we need to be registered as developers with Apple, which means paying an annual fee of $ 99.

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