While most tech giants are in a mad dash to roll out AI features, Apple is noticeably taking a more measured approach. Its major reveal, Apple Intelligence, won’t be available to most users until 2026. In a market where speed often trumps polish, Apple’s deliberate pacing stands out. But perhaps that’s exactly the point.

At this year’s WWDC, Apple unveiled a suite of AI-powered tools woven into Siri, writing suggestions, and app intelligence. Branded as Apple Intelligence, these features promise deep system integration but only for a limited audience, for now. The beta rollout is restricted to select devices in the US, with broader availability expected much later.

According to Macworld, even early access could be tightly controlled, with many users likely waiting until iOS 18.4 in 2025 at the earliest. A full global rollout may not arrive until 2026, signaling that Apple is prioritizing refinement and trust over racing to market.

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