Ever since Apple rolled out the macOS Sequoia 15.1 beta, many have been wondering whether or not they can get Apple Intelligence on their Macs. If you are one of those, who is willing to go hands-on with Apple’s artificial intelligence, this detailed guide is for you. Keep reading…
Get Apple Intelligence in macOS Sequoia 15.1 Beta Outside the US
While it may sound like throwing cold water on your excitement, it would be apt to check the device compatibility for Apple Intelligence. Otherwise, your run might get stuck at the start itself.
Apple Intelligence Compatible Mac Models
- Mac Pro M2 Ultra and later
- MacBook Air M1 and later
- MacBook Pro M1 and later
- iMac M1 and later
- Mac mini M1 and later
- Mac Studio M1 Max and later
Apple Intelligence Compatible iPad Models
- iPad Pro M1 and later
- iPad Air M1 and later
Apple Intelligence Compatible iPhone Models:
- iPhone 15 Pro (A17 Pro)
- iPhone 15 Pro Max (A17 Pro)
Download and Install macOS 15.1 Developer Beta on Your Mac
- On your Mac, go to the System Settings app -> General -> Software Update -> Info button next to Beta Updates -> Drop-down menu next to Beta Updates.
- Choose macOS Sequoia 15.2 Developer Beta -> Done button -> download the macOS dev beta.
Change Apple Intelligence Language to US English on Your Mac
- Having updated your Mac, head into the System Settings app -> Apple Intelligence & Siri.
- Click on the drop-down menu next to Language -> US English.
Join Apple Intelligence Waitlist Using Your Mac
- On your macOS device, dive into the System Settings app -> Apple Intelligence & Siri -> Join Apple Intelligence Waitlist -> Join Waitlist.
Set Up Apple Intelligence on Your Mac
Once you have joined the Apple Intelligence waitlist, you will have to show some patience and wait until Apple has made the AI available on your Mac.
- As soon as it’s available, you will get an alert to set it up. Besides, you can also update it from the System Settings -> “Apple Intelligence is Ready” alert under your Apple ID banner -> Set Up Apple Intelligence and follow the instructions to complete the whole process.
As Apple Intelligence is still in the early stages, you shouldn’t be surprised to find it ill-functioning or showing wrong information. Slowly but steadily, it will improve by fixing issues and learning new skills. Though Apple clearly states that the company won’t use your data to train its AI, only time will tell whether or not Apple manages to resist the urge. That said, what do you think of the fast-faced AI battle?
