At Apple’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference, the company highlights its “Apple Intelligence” push and a revamped Siri, presenting new AI capabilities across its software platforms. Multiple outlets report that the WWDC keynote centers on AI, including updates to Siri that use new underlying technology. Apple also introduces broader Apple Intelligence features beyond Siri, with sources describing additional tools and quality-of-life improvements across Apple’s operating systems. Several reports say Apple adds child-safety features, which are presented as part of the overall set of announcements for users and families. Beyond consumer features, developers receive an emphasis on how the new AI tools integrate into app development. One outlet notes Apple shares a recorded, roughly 90-minute developer-focused presentation with demos, including showing how an app can be created from a small number of prompts. Coverage also points to architectural or platform changes that support Apple Intelligence. Overall, the sources depict WWDC 2026 as a concentrated release event for AI-driven functionality, spanning Siri, developer tooling, and safety features, alongside other updates to Apple’s ecosystem.