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Highlights Apple Intelligence features delayed to iOS 18.1, releasing in October Developer beta with AI features expected this week for iPhone and iPad Initial AI features like Image Playground and Genmoji to arrive first Full Siri and ChatGPT integration expected by next spring Apple fans eagerly waiting for new AI features will have to wait a bit longer. According to Mark Gurman from Bloomberg, Apple is pushing back the release of its Apple Intelligence features to iOS 18.1. This update is expected to reach the public in October. However, there's some good news for developers and tech enthusiasts. Developer Beta Coming Soon Apple Delays AI Features to iOS 18.1 but Developer Beta Launches Soon Gurman reports that a developer beta with some Apple Intelligence features could launch as early as this week. This beta will be available for both iPhone and iPad users. It's unusual for Apple to release betas for upcoming versions before the public release of the initial version, but it's not unheard of. A similar situation happened with iPadOS 16 and the Stage Manager feature. What to Expect and When Apple is pushing back the release of its Apple Intelligence features to iOS 18.1 Not all Apple Intelligence features will be available at once. Some features, like Image Playground and Genmoji, are likely to arrive first. However, other highly anticipated features such as the new Siri and ChatGPT integration might not be ready until next spring. The delay means that Apple Intelligence won't be available when iOS 18.0 launches in September, even on the new iPhone 16 models. But users won't have to wait too long, as the features should arrive just a few weeks later with iOS 18.1. This delay allows Apple to focus on improving the stability of iOS 18.0 and fixing any bugs. The company aims to finish developing iOS and iPadOS 18.0 by the end of July. It's unclear how this delay will affect Apple Intelligence in macOS Sequoia. However, it's possible that we'll see these features in a macOS Sequoia beta as early as this week. While some may be disappointed by the delay, it shows that Apple is taking the time to ensure these new AI features work smoothly. FAQs When will the Apple Intelligence features be available to the public? The Apple Intelligence features are delayed to iOS 18.1, which is expected to be released in October. Will there be a beta release for the Apple Intelligence features? Yes, a developer beta with some Apple Intelligence features could launch as early as this week for iPhone and iPad users. Which AI features will be available first in iOS 18.1? Initial features like Image Playground and Genmoji are likely to be available first, while other features such as the new Siri and ChatGPT integration may arrive later. Why is Apple delaying the release of the AI features? Apple is delaying the release to focus on improving the stability of iOS 18.0 and fixing any bugs, ensuring that the new AI features work smoothly. How will this delay affect macOS Sequoia? It's unclear how the delay will affect Apple Intelligence in macOS Sequoia, but a macOS Sequoia beta with these features might be available as early as this week. 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

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