At WWDC 2024, which presentations contained information about Swift Assist?

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At WWDC 2024, information about Swift Assist was presented in the "Platforms State of the Union" session. Swift Assist was introduced as a companion for coding tasks, helping developers transform ideas into code using natural language. It was highlighted for its capabilities in prototyping, code completion, and experimenting with new APIs. You can find more details in the Platforms State of the Union session starting at 00:23:58.

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