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- iOS 27 Shortcuts adds natural-language creation, new triggers and more AI model options
TechRepublic rounds up changes to Shortcuts in iOS 27: users can describe a workflow in natural language and Apple Intelligence turns it into a shortcut they can test, revise or edit before saving, while the manual editor remains. Apple added Screenshot, Keyboard and Notification automation triggers, and automations now sit in the same editor as shortcut actions and sync across devices. The Use Model action now offers On-Device, Cloud, Cloud Pro and an Extension Model that uses ChatGPT, with newer models able to retrieve current web information when supported and a new model transcript for inspecting what was sent to a model.
TechRepublic · 🔥 0 - Apple's smart home push: a non-recording AI camera and HomePad hub
Apple teased an Oct. 13 event with the phrase "welcome home," hinting at new smart home hardware and a push to make Siri AI the "brain" of the home. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reported that Apple is developing a J450 smart home camera — a small metal cylinder that senses its surroundings at very low frame rates and uses AI to turn people's and pets' activity into text descriptions rather than saving or transmitting video; it would pair with a J490 HomePad smart display hub. The article argues this split between sensing and recording echoes Apple Watch's Siri Recap and Private Cloud Compute, positioning privacy as Apple's edge in AI hardware.
虎嗅 AI · 🔥 0 - How to limit Siri AI’s access to personal app data
Apple’s redesigned Siri AI can search content from supported apps through App Intents and may process some requests on-device or through Private Cloud Compute. Engadget explains how users can disable app content indexing, stop Siri data sharing for model training, or switch back to Siri Classic.
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