Apple goes all in on AI!

Welcome to another edition of Synapze AI Newsletter (this space is moving so fast here’s another edition!)

In this edition, we have:

● Breaking news of the week.

● Tutorial of the week.

● AI tools for you.

● Prompt of the day.

Apple Intelligence: Everything you need to know about Apple’s AI model and services

Apple Intelligence, introduced in 2024 and expanded at WWDC 2025, is Apple’s integrated AI layer across iOS, macOS, and iPadOS. Rather than launching a standalone chatbot like ChatGPT or Gemini, Apple has focused on weaving AI into everyday apps like Mail, Notes, Messages, and Siri. Features include writing tools, Genmoji (custom emojis), image generation, and a revamped Siri with context awareness. A new Visual Intelligence tool can search based on what’s on your screen, and Live Translation allows real-time conversation translation in Messages, FaceTime, and Phone apps.

Apple Intelligence is free and runs on-device or via Private Cloud Compute, depending on complexity. It’s only available on newer hardware (iPhone 15 Pro and newer, M1 iPads and Macs). Apple also announced its Foundation Models framework, allowing third-party developers to tap into Apple’s AI while maintaining user privacy. ChatGPT integration is included, with users able to opt in for extended capabilities. READ MORE

Why it matters and how can we adapt to this change:

• AI Is Now Baked In, Not Bolted On: Apple Intelligence is part of the OS, not a separate tool. Users will expect AI as a default feature across apps and workflows.

• Privacy-First AI Is the New Benchmark: On-device processing with optional cloud support raises the bar for privacy. Other platforms will need to follow suit.

• Siri Just Became a Real Assistant: Siri can now act across apps, understand context, and connect with ChatGPT. Voice-driven interactions are about to become the norm.

• Offline AI for Developers: Changes the Game Apple’s Foundation Models let devs build smart features without cloud costs. It’s a big win for privacy and performance.

• AI Features Are the New User Standard: From Genmoji to Live Translation, AI-powered experiences are now expected. Apps that don’t adapt risk falling behind.

OpenAI’s open model is delayed

OpenAI’s release of its new open-weight AI model, initially expected in June 2025, has been delayed to later in the summer. CEO Sam Altman shared the update on X, citing unexpected progress by the research team that requires more time but promises a stronger result. The model is designed to rival other open reasoning models like DeepSeek’s R1 and aims to outperform them in reasoning capabilities.

The delay comes amid growing competition, with labs like Mistral and China’s Qwen releasing their own advanced models. OpenAI has reportedly explored adding features like cloud integration for complex queries, though it’s unclear if those will be included in the final version.

This open release is seen as a crucial step for OpenAI to regain trust with developers and researchers, especially after past criticism for not embracing open-source approaches. READ MORE

TUTORIAL FOR THE WEEK

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Step 1: Go to ChatGPT 4o

Step 2: Upload your image.

Step 3: Type in this prompt (change for your own photo):
“Create a high-resolution, 3D knitted plush toy version of the person in the first image. Use the cozy, handcrafted amigurumi style from the second image, incorporating thick, visible yarn textures for the hair, face, clothing, and accessories. Match the soft fabric folds and plush detailing character sitting at a wooden desk in a colourful podcast studio with soft, curved walls in shades of purple and pink felt. The character is made entirely of knitted yarn and felt, with a soft, woolly texture and visible stitching. He has spiky black yarn hair and is wearing a black knitted T-shirt with embroidered SYNAPZE AI text. One hand is raised, making the peace sign, and the other rests near a miniature white toy keyboard. In front of him is a plush microphone on a soft boom arm. The background includes a toy sugar cane juice and a pet robot. Warm, handcrafted and detailed lush aesthetic.""

Enjoy!!

AI TOOLS FOR YOU

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• Elevenlabs V3 - The latest, research-preview generation of their text-to-speech AI engine.

• Fathom - An automated meeting assistant that records, summarises and highlights key moments in calls, helping teams stay aligned without manual notes.

• Syllaby - Text to faceless videos. An AI-driven platform designed to help you create professional-quality social media videos without needing to appear on camera.

• Napkin AI - An AI-driven data-analysis tool that turns spreadsheets and CSVs into natural-language summaries and charts

• Gemini -​ Google’s multimodal AI, now built into Android 16 for context-aware help across apps, voice interactions and smart suggestions

CHATGPT PROMPT (4.5 billion people use email daily. Sending emails shouldn’t be ice cold or get ignored. These 8 ChatGPT prompts actually get replies from your prospects 👇)

1️⃣ Hyper-Personalized Insight Opener

Prompt:
Act as a B2B email copywriter. Write a cold email to a [job title] at [company] that opens with a unique insight pulled from their recent [LinkedIn post / podcast / press release]. Make it emotionally intelligent, avoid clichés, and offer one clear, low-friction CTA that invites a conversation not a sale.

2️⃣ Problem-Agitate-Resolve for Reply-First Emails

Prompt:
Create a cold email using the Problem–Agitate–Resolve structure. Target [specific role] at [type of company]. Clearly state a problem they’re likely experiencing, emotionally agitate it without exaggeration, and position [product/service] as a practical solution. Keep the tone consultative, and end with a question that naturally invites a reply.

3️⃣ Dynamic First-Line Generator Based on Live Data

Prompt:
Based on a recent [event/news/trend] related to [company name], write 3 personalized cold email first lines that are original, relevant, and show real research. Avoid compliments show insight. Keep each line under 20 words.

4️⃣ Curiosity Loop Cold Email

Prompt:
Write a cold email for [target persona] that opens with a thought-provoking statement or data point. Do not reveal the full value proposition in the body. Instead, use curiosity to hint at what’s possible with [product/service] and close with a CTA like “Should I send more info?” or “Worth a quick call?”

5️⃣ Give, Don’t Ask Cold Email

Prompt:
Write a cold email offering one valuable insight, template, or strategy tailored for [job title or industry]. Make it clear there’s no pitch just helpful content. Show domain expertise through generosity. End with: “Happy to share more if it’s useful just let me know.”

6️⃣ “Thought of You” Email Based on Timely Trigger

Prompt:
Create a warm-style cold email starting with “Thought of you when I saw…” referencing a recent article, trend, or stat relevant to [prospect’s industry]. Keep the message conversational, human, and soft on the CTA. Ideal for first-touches that feel like warm intros.

7️⃣ Pattern Interrupt with Relevance + Humour

Prompt:
Write a cold email that interrupts typical sales patterns using a clever analogy or mild humor, tailored for a [job title] in [industry]. Still highlight a specific problem and tease a novel way to solve it. Keep it under 100 words and end with a casual, easy-to-reply question.

8️⃣ Low-Effort Follow-Up That Feels Human

Prompt:
Draft a follow-up email to someone who didn’t reply to a previous outreach. Keep it to 2–3 sentences max. Use a relaxed, conversational tone and a reply-friendly CTA like: “Still relevant?” or “Want me to drop this?”. Avoid pressure, add a touch of humor or humility.