Apple Intelligence is back, baby! That's right: Two years after its initial launch, Apple is giving its generative AI features their first upgrade, along with a new version of Siri that the company has been strongly insinuating would be a part of each of the last two macOS releases, without ever announcing a release date. Generative AI is unavoidable if you install macOS 27 Golden Gate. I'm being literal: There used to be a toggle you could hit if you wanted to turn off Apple Intelligence and delete the gigabytes' worth of AI models it would download to your disk, and now there isn't. Apple Intelligence defines the Golden Gate release, in everything from its marketing to…
macOS 27 Golden Gate: The Ars Technica review
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| Ars Technicaas they published this story | 14.8 |
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