WWDC26 Sessions: Every App Intents & Siri AI video

Check out this list of links for every App Intents session from WWDC26 off the AI and Machine Learning playlist from Apple.
WWDC26 Sessions: Every App Intents & Siri AI video

From the AI & Machine Learning WWDC26 videos on Apple Developer:

  1. Build intelligent Siri experiences with App Schemas (YouTube)
  2. Validate your App Intents adoption with AppIntentsTesting (YouTube)
  3. Best practices for integrating visual intelligence in your app (YouTube)
  4. What’s new in Shortcuts (YouTube)
  5. Explore advanced App Intents features for Siri and Apple Intelligence (YouTube)
  6. Code-along: Make your app available to Siri (YouTube)
  7. Discover new capabilities in the App Intents framework (YouTube)
  8. Apple Intelligence Group Lab (YouTube)

Apple also has the same series of Playlists available on YouTube, including the AI & Machine Learning playlist most of these are featured on. Here’s each video inline so you can watch them here:

View the AI & Machine Learning videos from WWDC26 on Apple Developer – and see sessions from past years on the dedicated AI & Machine Learning video page.

Also, check out my WWDC26 playlist on YouTube featuring these videos, the Keynote, the State of the Union, and more videos I’m adding that I find interesting.

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