Apple brings Apple Intelligence to the Vision Pro
Apple announced on Monday that it's rolling out visionOS 2.4, bringing Apple Intelligence-powered AI features to the Apple Vision Pro. The update also introduces new spatial experiences and the Apple Vision Pro app for iPhone.
With Apple Intelligence on the Apple Vision Pro, users will get access to writing tools that allow them to rewrite, proofread, and summarize text with the help of AI. Users will also get access to Image Playground and Genmoji in order to create unique AI-generated images and emoji.
In addition, users can leverage natural language search in the Photos app to find specific images by simply describing them. Vision Pro users can also create a "Memory Movie" based on their photos and videos around specific themes, thanks to a new Apple Intelligence feature that's launching today.
visionOS 2.4 also includes support for Priority Messages in Mail, Mail Summaries, Image Wand in Notes, Priority Notifications in Notification Center, and Notification Summaries.
The first set of Apple Intelligence features is available to users with their device and Siri language set to U.S. English.
As for the new spatial experiences, Apple is launching a new Spatial Gallery app that gives users access to a library of spatial content around art, culture, nature, sports, entertainment, and more. The app will be updated with new content regularly, Apple says.
The new Apple Vision Pro app for iPhone allow users to do a variety of different things, including queuing apps to download, accessing information about their Vision Pro, and finding tips to enhance their experience. The app features a Discover page that surfaces recommendation for new experiences on Apple Vision Pro, such as popular apps and games.
Apple today also announced that it's rolling out new Apple Intelligence features, including a "Priority Notifications' feature that aims to help users manage their notifications by prioritizing important alerts and minimizing distractions from less important ones on a user's Lock Screen.
Plus, the tech giant is expanding Apple Intelligence access to the EU and rolling out support for new languages, including French, German, Italian, Portuguese (Brazil), Spanish, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese (simplified).
This article originally appeared on TechCrunch at https://techcrunch.com/2025/03/31/apple-brings-apple-intelligence-to-the-vision-pro/
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