📢 Siri 2.0? Not So Fast—Apple’s AI Struggles Continue

Apple is facing challenges in revamping Siri for the era of generative AI. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, a fully modernized, conversational Siri won’t debut until iOS 20 in 2027. However, an updated Siri with "two brains"—one handling basic tasks and the other using AI for advanced queries—is expected in 2026. A more immediate update integrating Apple Intelligence features is rumored for May 2025, with a preview of "LLM Siri" at WWDC in June.

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This delay highlights Apple’s cautious approach to AI, a stark contrast to the rapid advancements from OpenAI and Google. While Apple’s tight integration with its ecosystem gives it a strategic edge, waiting until 2027 to deliver a truly AI-powered Siri could risk losing ground in the AI race. For entrepreneurs, this signals an opportunity—whether in voice AI startups, AI productivity tools, or even bridging the gap between Apple’s slower AI rollouts and user expectations. The question is: Can Apple afford to play the long game in an industry moving at lightning speed? 🚀 Read More

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