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Inside Apple’s AI Assistant for Its Support App That Learns to Help

Salman Akhtar
Last updated: 9 July 2025 16:09
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Apple is working on a new Support Assistant that can use generative AI to help customers find solutions without waiting for a live agent to join the chat. The code for this feature already appears inside the app, but it is not visible to users just yet. Adding AI to the Support app would let Apple offer faster service and reduce wait times.

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How the Support Assistant Will Work

When the feature rolls out, users will open the Support app and type or speak their question. The AI will scan Apple’s knowledge base and reply with steps to fix the problem or explain how a feature works. If the assistant cannot resolve the issue, it will hand off the conversation to a human agent via the existing business chat in Messages. This will let customers get quick answers for simple requests and only wait for an agent when needed.

What Might Power the AI in Support Assistant

Apple may use its own on-device and server-based Apple Intelligence models as the engine behind the assistant. The company could also partner with a third-party AI provider such as OpenAI or Anthropic to speed development. Earlier reports show Apple tested an internal tool called Ask that used generative AI to help AppleCare staff answer questions from customers and employees. The new Support Assistant may build directly on that work.

To warn the users, Apple put warning messages in the code stating that the answers that will be provided by the AI can be wrong or incomplete at times. The prompt is also used to remind the clients that the assistant is not a full-scale replacement of a real person, and they might have to talk with a trained specialist in difficult questions. The new Support Assistant may go to beta in the second half of this year, followed by a rollout to all users in 2026.

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It is probable that Apple will soon disclose the information during its next developer event or on one of its future software releases. The addition of AI to the Support app will bring Apple’s customer care into the same era as other companies that already use chatbots to handle common questions. With smarter help just a few taps away, users will gain peace of mind knowing they can find answers faster and more easily than ever before.

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