That’s already an upgrade from the basic functionality today’s Siri offers, but it doesn’t end there. Apple is also providing developers with tools to use Apple Intelligence in their own apps. At WWDC, the company indicated that Apple Intelligence would first be made available to certain categories of apps, including Books, Browsers, Cameras, Document readers, File management, Journals, Mail, Photos, Presentations, Spreadsheets, Whiteboards, and Word processors. Over time, Apple is likely to open up these capabilities to all developers across the App Store.