Sander Saar, founder of AgentCDN, making videos work inside AI

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   Here are all the Apple intelligence features that might change how we use our iPhones like the touchscreen did back in the day. I've been using the new writing tools for proofreading and summarizing text. It's useful for cleaning up, but too artificial for rewriting in different styles. Priority messages in Mail highlight important emails and summaries of long threads. Similarly, notification summaries aggregate essential info. It's less useful for repeating notifications, but useful for messages, even if sometimes they're weird by taking words a bit too literally.

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   Reduced Interruptions Focus Mode is now my default all day. Unlike Do Not Disturb, it learns which notifications matter, helping me stay focused. Siri got an upgrade, so you can now type by double tapping the bottom of your screen. With better context, about 80% of my questions get answered without here's a link. For complex queries, Siri can tap ChatGPT to seamlessly provide answers, always prompting you before sharing anything. Audio Recordings is now in Notes to record and transcribe meetings, providing summaries without having to take extensive notes.

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   Same for phone calls, but with an annoying announcement. Apple added Cleanup to Photos, similar to Google's Magic Eraser, making it very easy to declutter shots. You can even describe a memory and let intelligence automatically generate a movie from your photos. On the fun side, Genmoji lets me generate custom emojis using friends' faces from photos. With Image Playground, you can even generate full images using the personalization abilities, all on device. On iPhone 16, Visual Intelligence allows you to point your camera at a restaurant to get reviews or trigger visual searches with Google or answer questions with ChatGPT.

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   The new camera control button makes a lot more sense now.