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Apple iWork Suite Adds AI-Powered Intelligent Assistant for Creator Studio Subscribers
Key points
- Intelligent Assistant added to Pages, Keynote, and Numbers.
- Available in beta for Apple Creator Studio subscribers on iOS 27+.
- Features include drafting, content generation, and information search.
- Keynote also gains a new open Interchange Format (.keyx) for all users.
New Intelligent Assistant in iWork Apps
Apple has introduced an 'Intelligent Assistant' to its iWork suite, which includes Pages, Keynote, and Numbers. This new AI functionality is available to subscribers of Apple Creator Studio and operates within the respective applications to assist with various tasks.
Availability and Requirements
The Intelligent Assistant is currently in beta and supports US English only. Users must have iOS 27 or later installed to access these new features. Its rollout may involve server-side activation by Apple.
Features Across iWork Applications
In Pages, the assistant helps with drafting, editing, organizing text, adjusting tone, and generating images or shapes. For Keynote, it aids in building presentations, adding animations, generating slides, presenter notes, images, and shapes. In Numbers, the assistant assists with uncovering insights, building formulas, visualizing data, generating tables, and suggesting charts. All three applications allow users to search for up-to-date information and incorporate it directly into their documents, presentations, or spreadsheets using natural language.
Keynote Interchange Format Update
Beyond the AI features for subscribers, Apple has also introduced a new Interchange Format (.keyx) for Keynote presentations, available to all users. This open file format is designed to simplify the import and export of Keynote files, making them more compatible with other applications.
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Apple has updated its iWork suite (Pages, Keynote, Numbers) with a new 'Intelligent Assistant' for Apple Creator Studio subscribers. This AI feature provides drafting, editing, content generation, and information search capabilities within the applications, enhancing productivity for users of these apps.