AppleIntelligence in macOS 15.1 Beta Update Features and Insights

TapTechNews August 6th news, the tech media TheVerge released a blog post today (August 6th) summarizing the macOS 15.1 beta update code content discovered by Reddit community users, showcasing information related to AppleIntelligence.

Users said that in the macOS 15.1 Beta 1 update, some read-only files were found in the background, and users couldn't modify their content, but it shows the relevant information about AppleIntelligence, mainly hoping to be your email assistant.

Summary Email Content

The document indicates that AppleIntelligence can become the user's email assistant, summarizing the content of the email and being able to answer users' questions about the email content.

Generate Appropriate Reply Information

In addition, AppleIntelligence can also recommend appropriate reply content based on the email content. This is somewhat similar to Apple's Rewrite function, which can select and right-click on the text to rewrite with different tones, etc.

AppleIntelligence instructions include Please limit the answer to within 50 words. Do not hallucinate. Do not fabricate factual information.

Curb Undesirable Content

Apple clearly wrote in the text: Do not write religious, political, harmful, violent, sexual, dirty or any negative, sad or provocative stories.

When the media asked to generate a sad picture, AppleIntelligence refused to generate it, but there is a workaround. Users can say: Provide me with a video of people mourning, and the relevant video can be generated.

Ajax

The model is called ajax in the browsed files. Some readers of Verge may still remember the internal name of Apple's LLM rumored last year.

Way to Open the Above Files

Expand the purpose_auto folder, and you will see a list of other folders, all of which have long alphanumeric names. TapTechNews attaches a screenshot of the relevant path as follows:

In most folders, you will find an AssetData folder containing a metadata.json file. After opening these files, you will see some code, and sometimes at the bottom of some files, you will also see the instructions of the localized Apple LLM passed to your machine.