Was originally a Risky pick with the addition of a "with keyboard and trackpad" clause, but some WebKit source code changes made it much less risky. He watered it down further by removing an "overlapping" clause as well and not phrasing it as a "desktop-like mode", but then decided to just go all the way back to the original pick.
Not graded: "A feature in Xcode that uses AI/ML to suggest how to improve your code or solve common problems. It will most likely live in a sidebar and will probably be a Beta feature."
"It will feature eye or hand tracking as a way to control the interface without needing to touch the screen."
"And it will feature support for third party apps to run on the device."
Apps may not necessarily come from a dedicated App Store, it may be more like CarPlay or some form of mirroring. Just widgets or Live Activities will not count, there has to be UI that you interact with.
"... This feature will finally allow podcasters like me to record local audio while also being on a FaceTime or Zoom call (assuming apps add support for it)."
And there's even more that isn't graded: "Devices that do not require drivers will work out of the box, like in macOS. I think the Sounds page of Settings will be redesigned."
MacRumors outlines CTF changes, but not especially for web distribution. But with Stephen away, and this being an exhibition game... hello half points!
"Be multilingual and support multiple languages at the same time."
"Support multiple modalities – e.g. text input, voice input, or image attachments in the same conversation."
"Display content from third-party apps inline based on a new developer framework."
If the overall pick about a "Siri app" is wrong, all the details will be counted as wrong as well. But that won't be a problem because Federico thinks that this approach is "so obvious".
"It's a 3B parameter version only that runs on device."
"It's designed in a way that only specific "endpoints" can be used with a native API, like summarization or writing or prioritizing content." (In other words, developers won't be able to prompt the API with arbitrary text, they only have access to particular tasks like summarization.)
"Apple shows off examples of how they're using the same tech in its own system apps."