Siri, meet ChatGPT. On Wednesday, Apple released updated versions of its iOS software iOS 18.2, meaning iPhone, iPad and Mac users will be able to integrate the artificial intelligence chatbot ChatGPT with Apple’s virtual assistant Siri. Although ChatGPT was available on iPhone without iOS 18.2, this update integrates ChatGPT with Siri if the user requests it.

You’ll need an iPhone 15 Pro, Pro Max, or device from the iPhone 16 series to get the update, but even if you have another iPhone, you’ll still get new features, including updates to Mail and Find My Apps.

Read more: iOS 18.2 is here, bringing ChatGPT to Siri, new AI features, and more to iPhones

You can download the update by going to Settings > General > Software Updateknocking Update now and follow the instructions on your screen.

You do not need a paid ChatGPT account to use the feature. But if you haven’t already, you need to get on Apple Intelligence’s waiting list. Go to Settings > Apple Intelligence & Siri and tap Join the Apple Intelligence waitlist. It should take a few hours to receive approval. You must also join the waitlist to use Genmoji and Image Playground. (If your phone isn’t one of the latest models, you won’t have this option – the standard iPhone 15 won’t have it, but the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max will.)

Now when you use Siri with ChatGPT built in, you’ll see a glowing light around your screen. If the question you’re asking Siri is one that ChatGPT may be able to help with, the phone should ask you for permission to access ChatGPT for your questions.

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According to Apple, communication with Siri should now be more natural and helpful.

“Equipped with awareness of your personal context, the ability to take action in and across apps, and product knowledge of your devices’ features and settings, Siri will be able to support you like never before,” the company said.

Read more: You can download iOS 18.2 with ChatGPT, Genmoji, and Visual Intelligence for iPhone today

The update also includes Genmoji and Visual Intelligence, as well as improvements to Mail, Safari and Photos, as well as bug fixes and security updates. Check out CNET’s guide on how to create your own custom emoji with Genmoji, and take a look at an AI text-to-image tool called Image Playground.

These latest Apple Intelligence features are also available in the UK.

If you’d prefer to turn off Apple Intelligence features, here’s how to do it.