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You Don’t Need Apple Intelligence, Anyone Can Use ChatGPT in Siri
Key Takeaways Siri uses ChatGPT for complex queries on iPhone models with Apple Intelligence. Older iPhones can access ChatGPT through Siri by installing the ChatGPT app, and using the phrase “Ask ChatGPT.” Users can create shortcuts in the Shortcuts app to make ChatGPT use specific models or search features in Siri. If your iPhone supports Apple Intelligence, Siri can turn…
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How to Emulate Apple Intelligence Writing Tools on Older iPhones
Key Takeaways The majority of iPhones don’t support Apple Intelligence so the Writing Tools feature isn’t available to most iPhone owners. You can create a shortcut for rewriting text using ChatGPT that mimic’s the Apple Intelligence writing tools. The shortcut can recreate similar results to Apple’s Writing Tools on older iPhones, though processing takes place on ChatGPT servers rather than…
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I’ve been testing Apple Intelligence — here’s 3 reasons why it’s worth upgrading to a new iPhone
If you’ve got an older iPhone and are prone to FOMO — that’s the fear of missing out for us olds — the arrival of Apple Intelligence via updates to iOS 18 must feel like a trying moment. Maybe you weren’t considering an upgrade to the best iPhones before, but all the chatter around Apple’s suite of AI tools has…
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How to opt-out of Apple Intelligence
Let’s face it, AI isn’t for everyone. While Apple Intelligence can reduce interruptions for you and is even improving accessibility with Apple’s hearing test and the AirPods Pro 2 hearing aid feature, you might prefer keeping your device simple and predictable. Maybe you’re not comfortable with AI analyzing your photos and texts, or perhaps you’ve noticed your battery draining faster…
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Dr. AI: How will artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies make for a better healthcare experience?
Any business looking to automate manual processes now has the option of turning to artificial intelligence (AI), both in the cloud and running on local machines. It’s clear that the technology – and all of its subsets – holds powerful potential benefits whether in identifying trends, streamlining the user experience, or helping train better systems. AI can be particularly transformative…
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Forget Apple Intelligence — iOS 18.2 beta could be introducing ‘Battery Intelligence’
More secrets of the iOS 18.2 developer beta are being revealed as early adopters try out the new software. The latest of which includes a currently unfinished improvement to charging. A code-diver at 9to5Mac found a “BatteryIntelligence” framework that could be used to estimate a charge time for your iPhone. Users are apparently able to request a notification with a…
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Microsoft may use the ‘Windows Intelligence’ name for its AI features for Windows 11
Windows Intelligence could be the name of the collective group of AI features coming to Windows 11. It’s not official, but recent previews of the operating system have included references to the rebrand. Microsoft seems to be planning to use the “Windows Intelligence” name to describe its suite of AI features for Windows 11, which echoes Apple’s recently launched “Apple…
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Apple Intelligence Features for the iPhone
Apple Intelligence can act as a handy editor-in-your-pocket. Just highlight a bit of text you want to review—whether in your texts, emails, Notes, or some other app—and select “Writing Tools.” Apple Intelligence can then do a proofread, suggesting grammar or spelling changes. It can also rewrite text in different tones, allowing you to choose between a friendly, professional, or concise…
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Visual Intelligence finally gives Apple its version of Google Lens — here’s how to use it
With the iOS 18.2 developer beta, it unlocks Apple Intelligence to give the iPhone 16 new searching powers with the help of the Camera Control button. Source link
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Apple Is Bringing Apple Intelligence to the EU iPhones After All
Apple Intelligence launched worldwide in U.S. English yesterday, but if you’re an iPhone user in the E.U. or mainland China, I wouldn’t blame you for not knowing what all the hubbub is about. That’s because Apple’s AI is currently unavailable on phones or tablets in those regions—to use the new tech there, you’ll need to do so on a Mac.…
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