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Apple pulled out all the stops at the WWDC conference by presenting Apple Intelligence. In essence, it's a set of generative AI-powered features for iPhone, iPad, and Mac that includes a better version of Siri, ChatGPT integration, and a host of other features. ultra-practical. But, unfortunately, you won't be able to use this big new Apple thing right away.
Indeed, on its site, Apple indicates that Apple Intelligence will be beta tested this fall, on the iOS 18, iPadOS 18 and macOS Sequoia versions of its platforms. And for starters, Apple Intelligence will only be available on devices that use American English as their language. In addition, these new AI features will only be compatible with a very limited number of iPhones.
Here is the list of devices that will be compatible with Apple Intelligence:
- iPhone 15 Pro Max
- iPhone 15 Pro
- iPad Pro with M1 chip or newer
- iPad Air with M1 chip or newer
- MacBook Air with M1 chip or newer
- MacBook Pro with M1 chip or newer
- iMac with M1 chip or newer
- Mac mini with M1 chip or newer
- Mac Studio with chip M1 Max or newer
- Mac Pro with M2 Ultra chip
Other languages available in 2025
In other words, on smartphones, only the A17 Pro chip of the iPhone 15 Pro and the ’ iPhone 15 Pro Max is capable of handling Apple Intelligence features. On Mac, on the other hand, all models using Apple Silicon chips are compatible. And as a result, iPads that use M1 or newer chips are also able to run Apple's new AI features.
Otherwise, regarding languages, Apple says additional languages will be supported by Apple Intelligence over the next year. However, the firm does not specifically mention the French language.
- Apple has just presented Apple Intelligence, a set of features based on generative AI
- Apple Intelligence will be beta tested this fall on devices using American English
- This new feature will only be compatible with the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max
- However, all Macs and iPads using an M1 chip or newer will be able to use Apple Silicon
- Apple says it will add new languages over the next year
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