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Apple adds AI assistant to Keynote, Pages, and Numbers

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Apple is introducing an AI assistant across its Keynote, Pages, and Numbers productivity apps. The assistant is built on AI models from both Apple and OpenAI and uses a document's context to help with tasks. In Keynote, it can help design, animate, and refine slides, while in Pages it can draft, restructure, and adjust written text. In Numbers, it can run calculations, create visualizations, organize data, suggest chart types, and build custom tables. The apps also gain support for the Model Context Protocol on macOS 27 or later, which lets third-party AI agents connect to them.

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