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Highlights Apple Intelligence on the M2 iPad Pro handles nearly 15000 characters for proofreading and rewriting. Tool processes over 2,000 words efficiently. Apple Intelligence surpasses Galaxy AI’s 500-character limit. Apple Intelligence is set to launch with iOS 18.1 later this year. Apple Inc. often enters tech trends later than every other major player but is also typically known for delivering a more refined and advanced version. The waves Apple Intelligence is making in the generative AI scene also tell a similar story. Apple Intelligence is already showing impressive abilities on the older M2 iPad Pro. A recent video posted on X (previously known as Twitter) by user @LeakerApple demonstrates how well it handles proofreading and rewriting. The video shows how the AI handles up to 14,760 characters—all without needing cloud access. This suggests that while Apple might be behind its competitors in terms of launch timing, it aims to make Apple Intelligence a top-notch solution. Here is Apple Intelligence rewriting and proofreading 2,203 words (14,760 characters) on-device on the M2 iPad Pro. pic.twitter.com/Fh9BK7Stxg — AppleLeaker (@LeakerApple) August 4, 2024 The video shows the M2 iPad Pro efficiently processing detailed text about OLED technology. This model can handle over 2,000 words seamlessly, whereas Galaxy AI is limited to just 500 characters. Currently, Apple Intelligence isn’t available to most users but is expected to launch with iOS 18.1 later this year. For those with earlier versions like iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1, and macOS Sequoia Beta updates, the tool's performance is already notable. It can process about 2,203 words, offering options to rewrite text in different tones via a dropdown menu. It quickly revises and proofreads large amounts of text, making it far more capable than Galaxy AI’s 500-character limit. However, Apple Intelligence isn’t without flaws. There have been some issues, like missing source numbers in the video, and the quality of text rewriting and proofreading is still evolving. As Apple gathers more feedback and data, we can expect these features to improve and refine before the global release. Apple Intelligence Feature We Know About Apple Intelligence in M2 iPad Pro Can Re-Write, Proofread Nearly 15K Characters On-Device Apple Intelligence adds cool features to help with writing. It can quickly summarize long lectures, shorten lengthy group chats, and help you stay focused by managing notifications. Secondly, Apple Intelligence makes expressing yourself visually more fun. You can create unique images and custom Genmoji, turn rough sketches into useful visuals for your notes, and even make personalized memory movies based on your descriptions. Siri also gets a major upgrade with Apple Intelligence. It now understands you better, offers richer language capabilities, and lets you type to it when you prefer. Siri can now handle tasks across apps and understand more about your device, making it more helpful than ever. One of the biggest strengths of Apple products has been their privacy safeguards. Apple Intelligence is designed to keep your privacy safe. It works directly on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac without needing to collect your personal data. Plus, with its Private Cloud Compute feature, it uses powerful server-based models while still protecting your privacy. FAQs Q1. Will Apple Intelligence be available on iPhone 15? Answer. No. It's only available on two current iPhones, the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max. It will be on all iPhone 16 models. It will also work on iPads with M1 or later chips, if you download the iPadOS 18.1 beta and with Macs with the same chips, with the beta of macOS 15.1. Q2. How does Apple Intelligence work? Answer. Apple Intelligence is powered by a range of generative models developed by Apple, which include on-device and server-based models, a diffusion model for creating images, and a coding model. It also has the capability to use third-party models like ChatGPT for handling more complex requests when necessary. Q3. How to get Apple AI? Answer. Once you are an Apple Developer Program member, you can download the iOS 18.1 beta with Apple Intelligence onto your iPhone 15 Pro or iPhone 15 Pro Max immediately. Q4. Can Apple Intelligence do mathematics? Answer. As announced by Apple at their Worldwide Developer Conference, Apple Intelligence is a capable tool. Math Notes, a new feature in the upcoming iOS 18 update, allows users to input math problems. Leveraging artificial intelligence, the app can solve these problems while recognizing the author's handwriting via the Apple Pencil. Q5. When will Apple Intelligence be released? Answer. Apple announced that Apple Intelligence features will debut in beta form with the release of iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and macOS 15 Sequoia later in 2024, likely in September. Although it wasn't part of the initial Developer Beta at WWDC, it will be added to the beta program later in the summer. The initial Apple Intelligence features are expected to be available in iOS 18.1, which is likely launching in October, with more features to follow in subsequent updates. Also Read: Apple’s iPhone 16 to Revolutionize with AI Integration in iOS 18 Also Read: Apple’s iOS 18 Is Likely to Be Its Most Ambitious Update Yet: Mark Gurman Also Read: All Apple Products To Expect In 2023 – iPhone 15, Macbook Pro, Apple Ar / Vr Headsets And More

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