Siri's Apple Intelligence-powered upgrade won't be fully visible until 2025, so many features from iOS18, iPadOS18 and macOS Sequoia announced at WWDC last week won't be available at first. But let's focus on the positive, and the features that you can get first.

Bloomberg's Mark Gurman said that by the end of the year, Siri will have a new listening UI (a glowing border around the phone rather than the swirling Siri glow we're used to), natural language updates to help us better understand you, the ability to type questions instead of asking them verbally, troubleshoot problems and find them in the settings menu. It claims that Siri will power up by strengthening its knowledge of Apple products to help you find harder-to-find options.

Make these available when new Siri is available on your device. But that means siri is missing out on being able to check the links and files on the device and present them when asked, know what's on the screen and answer contextual questions accordingly, and at least control the editing and drafting of photos and sending messages in the first place. According to Gurman, some of Siri's new features rely on Apple Intelligence, and according to gurman, Apple's big new project, the launch is deliberately slowing down. He writes that this is because everything works from startup and avoids problems that hit rivals, such as AI hallucinations (when models make things up and present them as facts) and inadequate server infrastructure, as well as allowing time for further training of the underlying model.

This is also why Apple maintains apple Intelligence as a preview build in the near future and only provides access from certain devices. When Apple Intelligence is released, you will need a Mac or iPad with an M-Series chip or an iPhone15Pro. These should also be set to American English and will lock out even more users. And we mentioned there is a waiting list of rumors canceled?

Developer access to Apple Intelligence will open later this summer outside the beta release of Apple's new software. If you're using the compatible devices listed above, a "preview" will start in the fall, revealing the stable iOS18 launch and iPhone16 series, as well as Apple's previous release pa

when users finally get access, it will include notification prioritization and recaps, a summary feature to help users read long sentences wherever they are, and AI writing. It is possible to sample features such as the ability to create text, image tools, and the option to create AI-made characters.