The most notable Apple Intelligence tricks will likely arrive in a month, but Siri's integration with other apps will only materialize around April next year.

Apple's latest betas for iOS 18.2 and the rest support developer testing of the new app intent system that will ultimately make Siri more contextually aware in a later release.

The AI infusion is supposed to transform Apple’s often bumbling virtual assistant Siri into a more conversational, versatile and colorful companion whose presence will be denoted by a glowing light that circles the iPhone’s screen as requests are being ...

Apple's exec Craig Federighi explains that the Cupertino giant has a different approach to AI and it's not about creating ChatGPT 2.0 or any chatbots.

While others rush AI to market, Apple is taking its time. WSJ’s Joanna Stern talks with the company’s head of software Craig Federighi about the future of Siri, privacy, funny notification summaries and Apple’s slower approach.

Apple is gearing up to launch the iOS 18.2 update, which promises to expand Apple’s AI capabilities in meaningful ways. This new release, expected as early as December, will feature ChatGPT integration within Siri,

and a number of AI-enabled features it has touted are still not available. Apple Intelligence features released Monday include improvements to Siri, which has a more "natural-sounding voice" and improved conversational skills, according to Apple's website.

Apple Intelligence launched on Monday, but the rollout is just a glimpse of how Apple hopes to transform its products with AI.

Firms such as Carson Group, Morgan Stanley, Morningstar and Merrill are taking vastly different approaches to naming their AI assistants, with some preferring a human name, a male name or simply no human identifier.

Apple's new “onscreen awareness” feature could make Siri more intuitive, helping it interact with what’s on your screen for faster, smarter responses.

Apple’s iOS 18.2 update is shaping up to be one of its most innovative releases, pushing the boundaries of what users can do with artificial intelligence directly on their devices. With the rollout of the second developer beta,