Apple Intelligence Settings
- 26 Dec 2024
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Apple Intelligence Settings
- Updated on 26 Dec 2024
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Apple has a suite of features powered by artificial intelligence, collectively referred to as Apple Intelligence. These settings allow you to control which of these intelligent features are active and accessible. You can choose to turn off specific ones if you prefer not to use them. Following are the features available:
These features are supported from macOS 15 onwards
Navigate to Device Profiles & Policies > Device Profiles section.
Launch the Device Profile Wizard by clicking on Create New Profile or select a Mac Device Profile and Edit it from the action panel.
Navigate to Apple Intelligence Settings on the left bar. Following features are available:
Feature | Description | Supported OS version |
Allow Genmoji | This feature lets you generate unique emojis based on text descriptions. |
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Allow Image Playground | This feature lets you create unique images by combining various elements such as text descriptions, people from your photos etc. |
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Allow Writing Tools | This controls access to a suite of AI-powered features designed to enhance your writing across various Apple apps (like Mail, Messages, Notes, and Safari) |
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Allow Mail Summary | This feature condenses long email threads into concise summaries, highlighting the key points and important information. Instead of having to scroll through numerous replies, you can quickly get the gist of the conversation. | macOS 15.1 onwards |
Allow External Intelligence Integrations | This feature controls whether Siri can use external, cloud-based AI services to process and respond to your requests. | macOS 15.2 onwards |
Allow External Intelligence Integrations Sign-In | This feature controls whether Siri can use your signed-in accounts with external AI providers to personalize responses and provide more relevant information. | macOS 15.2 onwards |
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