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According to at least one user, Apple Intelligence often isn’t very intelligent.
Apple is banking on Apple Intelligence to give its stagnant iPhone sales a boost.
Apple Intelligence is available in the developer-preview version of iOS 18.1.
TheWashington Post’s Geoffrey A. Fowler was one of those who tested some of the AI’s features.
However, like all generative AIs, the technology often gets things wrong, sometimes in hilarious ways.
Apple Intelligence often tried to get Fowler to take the wrong actions, too.
An email confirming a recent log-in was summarized by the AI as a request to change his password immediately.
Elsewhere, a phishing scam email about his Social Security number being deactivated was summarized and given elevated priority.
Apple Intelligence also summarizes social media notifications.
Apple emphasizes that the preview version of Apple Intelligence isn’t necessarily representative of the final product.
There were also some features not available to test, including the generative AI emojis.
iDevice users might want to confirm the technology’s worst elements have been addressed before turning it on.
