Apple reportedly planning executive shake-up to address Siri delays
- Apple is restructuring its executive ranks to improve AI efforts following delays, as reported by Bloomberg News.
- Delays for AI improvements to Siri have been announced, with new features expected by 2026, according to Apple.
- Mike Rockwell will oversee Siri after CEO Tim Cook lost confidence in John Giannandrea, the report stated.
- Apple's AI efforts are struggling to match its hardware capabilities, raising concerns about its software development, Bloomberg noted.
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When Apple unveiled its revamped Siri last June, the company called it “the start of a new era” for the 13-year-old digital helper. It demonstrated how the virtual assistant would be able to cross-reference a user’s emails, texts and real-time flight data to answer complex questions, such as “When is my mom’s flight landing?” followed by “What’s our lunch plan?”
Apple’s Hardware And Software Edge Could Outshine Its AI Delays - AppleMagazine
The narrative around Apple’s AI struggles has gained traction in recent weeks, fueled by the company’s decision to push back the launch of a “more personalized” Siri. Originally teased at WWDC 2024, this next-generation assistant was meant to showcase Apple’s strides in Apple Intelligence, its suite of AI-driven features. However, technical hurdles have delayed its arrival, with some now expecting it to land in 2026 rather than late 2025. For a …
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