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I'm here to help with questions about the content presented by Apple at WWDC. If you have any questions about specific sessions or topics covered, feel free to ask!

Here are some of the sessions mentioned in the context:

  1. Enhanced suggestions for your journaling app: This session discusses new features for journaling apps, including reflection prompts and how to handle journaling suggestion reflection assets.
  2. Add personality to your app through UX writing: This session focuses on defining personality, voice, and tone for apps, with exercises to help find and use your app's voice effectively.
  3. Design App Intents for system experiences: This session covers designing app intents to integrate app functionality with system experiences like Spotlight and Siri.
  4. Train your machine learning and AI models on Apple GPUs: This session explores training machine learning models on Apple GPUs, including improvements in frameworks like PyTorch and JAX.
  5. Get started with Writing Tools: This session introduces writing tools available in text fields across apps, helping users proofread and transform text.

If you have a specific question about any of these sessions or need a timestamp for a particular topic, let me know!

Train your machine learning and AI models on Apple GPUs

Train your machine learning and AI models on Apple GPUs

Learn how to train your models on Apple Silicon with Metal for PyTorch, JAX and TensorFlow. Take advantage of new attention operations and quantization support for improved transformer model performance on your devices.

Design App Intents for system experiences

Design App Intents for system experiences

App Intents power system experiences in controls, Spotlight, Siri, and more. Find out how to identify the functionality that’s best for App Intents, and how to use parameters to make these intents flexible. Learn how to use App Intents to allow people to take action outside your app, and see examples of when to navigate into your app to show contextual information.

Get started with Writing Tools

Get started with Writing Tools

Learn how Writing Tools help users proofread, rewrite, and transform text in your app. Get the details on how Writing Tools interact with your app so users can refine what they have written in any text view. Understand how text is retrieved and processed, and how to support Writing Tools in custom text views.