If you have a Mac with an Intel processor, you will not be able to use these new features in macOS Sequoia

Two Apple Intelligence features will not be available on Macs with Intel chips and will remain exclusive to Apple Silicon. Surely there will be more in the future

Apple recently held its developer conference, where presented all its new software developments for this course. Also during the keynote, Sequoia, the new version of macOS, was announced, which comes with a long list of new features including artificial intelligence, new tools aimed at creative users and a greater focus on productivity.

However, not all of these features will be available to everyone. Apparently, a few are going to be exclusive to Apple Silicon chipswhich means that users who are still using an Intel-based Mac are going to be left out of some of what this update brings.

This is what is left out for Macs with Intel

As 9to5Mac tells us, there are two key functions that will not appear outside the 100% Apple ecosystem:

• Apple Intelligence: AI features announced by Apple will only be available from M1 chips or higher. Intel users will not be able to participate in the Cupertino company’s leap towards generative artificial intelligence models.
• Live audio transcription– This feature allows you to record audio in the Voice Notes application, which can then be converted to text thanks to artificial intelligence and natively. Again, this feature is also left out of all Macs that do not have Apple Silicon.

Except for these features, everything else that was announced will be present on Macs of both platforms. It makes sense that Apple prefers not to invest in adapting these functions for Intel processors; They make their own chips and can optimize AI features better for themselves than for third-party ones.

Perhaps the most interesting feature that will be present in both Mac variants is the possibility of view iPhone screen on your Macsomething that has been possible for some time on Android.

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