Apple WWDC 2025 just wrapped—and in true Apple fashion, it delivered. There were new tools, smarter AI, and some “did they really just do that?” moments. Whether you’re a developer, creative, or business leader trying to keep up, here’s what stood out—and why it matters (plus how General Assembly fits into the equation).
Vision Pro gets more real (and less lonely)
Vision Pro isn’t just for novelty demos anymore. Apple doubled down on spatial computing with new developer tools, multi-user capabilities, and tighter integration across the Apple ecosystem.
Translation: They want this thing in actual workflows—not just VR meditation apps. For companies exploring spatial design or collaborative prototyping, Vision Pro might finally earn its place in the toolkit.
Apple Intelligence makes AI… well, Apple-y
The big headline? “Apple Intelligence,” their freshly branded AI suite. It’s deeply baked into iOS, iPadOS, and macOS. Think context-aware suggestions, smarter Siri (finally), and tools like AI-powered writing help, image generation, and app actions across devices.
It’s less about launching a chatbot—and more about making existing workflows faster, smoother, and slightly more magical.
And in classic Apple fashion, the privacy message was strong: on-device processing, private cloud compute, and no creepy data scraping.
Siri grows up (and gets useful)
Siri finally caught up to 2025. It now understands context, holds better conversations, and handles multi-step tasks across apps. You can ask it to “grab that email attachment and send it to Jess with a note,” and it’ll actually do it.
Will Siri compete with ChatGPT or Gemini? Not exactly. But it’s a big leap for the AI assistant most people already have in their pocket.
Developers get new APIs, better tools, and Swift evolution
Apple kept the dev crowd happy with new APIs for AI features, updates to Swift (including better concurrency handling), and improvements to Xcode designed to streamline builds and debugging.
For tech teams building apps, there’s a lot to dig into—and a lot to learn. If you’re serious about keeping up with these changes, our tech bootcamps, short courses, and workshops can help you or your team stay sharp.
AI isn’t optional anymore—training shouldn’t be either
If WWDC 2025 made one thing clear, it’s this: AI is now part of every Apple user’s daily workflow. That means understanding AI—how to use it, build with it, and integrate it responsibly—is no longer niche. It’s table stakes.
That’s why our AI Academy is built to meet this moment. Whether you’re training individuals or entire departments (or yourself), we offer practical, business-ready AI training for individuals and enterprise teams.
Final word
Apple WWDC 2025 wasn’t about shock value—it was a clear message about where tech is heading next. AI is baked into everything. Spatial computing is growing up. And the tools people use every day are changing—fast.
The smartest move? Make sure your skills keep up with the pace. Let’s talk about how to get there.