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Apple adds a beta AI assistant built on Apple's and OpenAI's models to Keynote, Pages, Numbers, and Logic Pro, plus MCP support to Keynote, Pages, and Numbers

The new AI assistant can draft and restructure content in Pages, while organizing data in Numbers.

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