Apple Intelligence features such as Image Playground and Genmoji, which generate images and custom emoji from text prompts, make for flashy demos. But which of Apple's AI tools are ones you'll turn to on a daily basis?

Apple Intelligence’s first set of features included tools we’re pretty familiar with, like glowing gradients to indicate the presence of AI, the ability to change the tone of an email, and a photo clean-up tool that lets AI eliminate distractions.

Apple's AI suite, Apple Intelligence, will soon be available in French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Japanese, Korean, and simplified Chinese,

Apple's beta AI tech is now activated automatically in iOS 18.3. Here's how to disable specific features or the whole thing.

Apple has kicked off iOS 18.3, iPadOS 18.3, and MacOS 15.3 with one significant change affecting AI. Since its debut, Apple Intelligence has required the extra step of actually turning it on or opting in. But with the new versions, Apple's AI feature is enabled by default for eliglble devices.

The latest iOS 18.3 update for the iPhone includes a few updates to Visual Intelligence, the Apple Intelligence feature that uses the iPhone 16's camera to identify and provide more information about what it sees.

Slowly but surely, Apple is expanding its Apple Intelligence set of smart features to new markets. During the company's earnings call on Thursday, Apple CEO Tim Cook revealed that the AI will get support for eight more languages in April (via MacRumors).