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苹果开卖334元AI“加油包”，额度不详，仅面向已订阅创作套件用户
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Source: zhidx.com
Compiled by Intelligent Things | Edited by Sun Xiaowen | Cheng Qian Intelligent things reported on November 10th. On November 9th, according to technology media 9to5Mac, Apple has launched AI Usage Packs (Intelligence Usage Packs) for the AI assistant built into its software. It is the first to provide a purchase entrance for the music production software Logic Pro, priced at US$49.99 (approximately RMB 334). ▲Logic Pro usage page (Source: 9to5Mac) Logic Pro’s built-in AI assistant can create tracks, add effects, move music clips based on natural language instructions, and can also answer music production questions such as compressor usage and instrument recording. It can directly perform some software operations and has certain Agent capabilities. This AI usage package is for users with valid Apple Creator Studio subscriptions. The additional credit will begin to be consumed after the credit included in the month is exhausted. Creator Studio is Apple's creative software subscription suite. The price in the United States is US$12.99 per month (approximately RMB 87) or US$129 per year (approximately RMB 862). The subscription includes a certain amount of AI usage, and users can purchase additional usage as needed. According to Apple's official support document, this AI usage package is a one-time purchase and will not be automatically renewed. The unused quota can be carried forward month by month and expires 12 months after purchase. Use the package to bind the Apple account logged into iCloud when purchasing. Family sharing is not supported. Apple's support document states that the assistant is supported by Google Gemini. It is currently in the Beta stage and only supports American English. Users can select "Smart Functions" and "Show Usage" in the application menu to find the entrance to "Purchase More Usage". Currently, this AI usage package only announces the pricing, and does not explain how much quota can be used. When opening the usage page, the user can only see the progress bar; after clicking to purchase, a pop-up window displays the price and subscription requirements, without listing additional