Apple Creator Studio brings new AI features to Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, and…

Apple Creator Studio, the company’s collection of creative apps for iPhone, iPad, and Mac users, will soon unlock new AI features across Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, and the iWork productivity suite. Final Cut Pro is getting built-in MotionVFX content and video assets in the Content Hub, while Logic Pro, Keynote, Pages, and Numbers are getting intelligent features powered by AI models from Apple and OpenAI.

It’s interesting to see that Apple is bringing an intelligent assistant to Logic Pro for Mac, Keynote, Pages, and Numbers powered by Apple models and OpenAI. In July, Apple sued OpenAI for allegedly poaching its employees and stealing trade secrets, and the AI startup retaliated earlier this month with a court filing detailing its concerns that Apple “obtained OpenAI trade secret and confidential information.”

Anyway, Apple is late to implement AI features into its iWork productivity suite, and the new intelligent assistant in Keynote, Pages, and Numbers will understand document context and help users to be more productive. The apps are also adding support for the Model Context Protocol (MCP), which will allow external AI agents to perform actions in the apps.

To get people on board with its new subscription, Apple continues to offer three free months of Apple Creator Studio with every purchase of a new Mac and qualifying iPad. The Keynote, Pages, Numbers, and Freeform apps are still free to use and preinstalled on every new iPhone, iPad, and Mac.