US EditionApple Weighs Using Anthropic or OpenAI to Power Siri in Major Reversal, Bloomberg News Reports
CUPERTINO, CALIFORNIA, JUN 30 – Apple faces delays launching its AI-powered Siri upgrade and is exploring OpenAI and Anthropic models to deliver smarter assistant features while ensuring user privacy.
- Apple is considering partnering with Anthropic or OpenAI to enhance Siri following challenges with its in-house models, according to Bloomberg.
- Tests show that Anthropic's Claude is a promising option for Siri, prompting discussions between Apple and Anthropic's VP of Corporate Development, Adrian Perica.
- Anthropic is reportedly requesting a multibillion-dollar yearly fee for a deal with Apple, although no agreements have been finalized.
- Apple aims to protect user data by potentially running AI models on its own servers, as it seeks a reliable partner for Siri's development.
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