Hey Amy, did you hear about Apple's big AI announcement at WWDC?

Yeah, they're calling it Apple Intelligence. It sounds like they're adding a bunch of new AI features to iOS, iPadOS, and MacOS. Pretty exciting stuff!

Definitely! I'm curious about how it all works. What kind of AI are they using?

Well, they've developed their own language and vision models. Some of them run directly on your device, while others use Apple's cloud for more processing power.

That's cool. So what kind of things can you do with Apple Intelligence?

Quite a lot, actually! There's semantic search, which can understand the context of your data and routines to give better search results. And they've got generative AI for things like creating custom emojis or polishing up rough sketches.

Wow, that sounds fun! What about Siri? Any changes there?

Yes, Siri is getting a major upgrade. You can now interact with it using text, not just voice. Apple says it will be more helpful and intelligent than ever before.

That's great. I always found voice interactions a bit awkward in public. Texting Siri sounds much better. I also heard something about ChatGPT integration?

Right, starting later this year, you'll be able to chat with ChatGPT through Siri without needing an OpenAI account or paying a fee. Paid ChatGPT users will have access to additional features.

Nice! I bet a lot of people will be excited about that. But what about privacy? Apple is usually big on that.

They've got that covered too. Apple says they won't retain user data on their cloud, and they won't have special access to it either. Plus, independent researchers can check the code to make sure everything is secure and private.

That's reassuring. It sounds like Apple has put a lot of thought into this. I can't wait to try out Apple Intelligence when it's available!