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iOS 18: Limited preview of Apple Intelligence with waiting list

Milan Jovicic by Milan Jovicic
June 11, 2024 - 18:20 CEST
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Apple Intelligence iOS 18

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With the launch of iOS 18, Apple is planning a new feature called Apple Intelligence, which is being developed under the code name Graymatter. This innovative technology will initially only be available on a limited basis during the beta testing phase. A waitlist system will be introduced to control access and optimize the user experience. Below you will learn everything you need to know about Apple Intelligence, the waitlist and the limited preview that will be introduced with iOS 18.

The release of iOS 18 marks a significant step in the further development of Apple's operating system. In addition to various improvements and new features, the introduction of Apple Intelligence stands out in particular. This feature, which is based on artificial intelligence, promises an improved user experience through intelligent answers and suggestions. To facilitate the introduction, Apple will introduce a waiting list system for the first "Limited Preview".

Apple Intelligence and the Codename Graymatter

Apple Intelligence, developed under the code name Graymatter, represents Apple's latest advances in artificial intelligence. This feature is designed to deliver personalized and intelligent answers through advanced algorithms and machine learning. The code name Graymatter refers to the high level of complexity and advanced technology behind this feature.

waiting list for the "Limited Preview"

Access to Apple Intelligence is initially regulated via a waiting list. This was revealed by specific strings in the iOS 18 code that contain statements such as “Join the Graymatter Waiting List” and “Joined Waitlist” (via MacRumors). This waiting list is designed to ensure that the user experience is optimized during the limited preview phase and to avoid possible overloads. The limited preview phase means that Apple Intelligence is initially only available to a select group of users. It is noted:

During this phase, you may experience delayed responses in unsupported regions.

Apple uses this controlled rollout to test the system under real-world conditions and identify and fix potential problems early on.

Availability and requirements

Apple Intelligence is scheduled to launch in the iOS 18 beta testing phase this summer. Users who want to try out the feature will need to join the waitlist and access the limited preview. It is likely that the waitlist will continue to exist even when iOS 18 is publicly launched to ensure a smooth experience. Additionally, the whole thing will only be available in English for now, with an expansion planned for next year. To use Apple Intelligence, you need an iPhone 15 Pro or a newer model. In addition, the feature will also be available on all iPhone 16 models equipped with iOS 18. These hardware requirements ensure that the devices meet the necessary technical specifications to support the advanced features of Apple Intelligence.

Comparison with other AI services

The concept of a waitlist is not new and is also used by other AI services such as ChatGPT. Due to high demand and limited resources, it is often necessary to control access to new technologies. Introducing a waitlist helps improve the user experience and ensure that the service remains stable and reliable.

Future of Mobile Technology: Apple Intelligence in iOS 18

With the introduction of Apple Intelligence in iOS 18, Apple is setting a new standard in the field of artificial intelligence. The limited preview and waitlist system allow Apple to introduce the feature gradually while ensuring a high quality of user experience. Anyone who owns an iPhone 15 Pro or newer has the opportunity to benefit from the advanced features of Apple Intelligence and experience the future of mobile technology first hand. (Image: Apple)

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Milan founded Apfelpatient in 2016 and has been responsible for all editorial content since 2018 — news, rumors, guides, and product reviews. Apple devices here are not test units on loan for two weeks but everyday tools: from the iPhone through MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, and iMac to the Apple Vision Pro, at least one device from nearly every product category is in daily use, many of them replaced annually. Every menu path in a guide is verified on the device before it is published.

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