Two years after first revealing its plans for Apple Intelligence and a smarter Siri that never fully materialized, Apple has used its latest Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) to reveal a new set of AI features and a smarter, more personalized Siri. Apple struggled to implement the ambitious set...
Two years after first revealing its plans for Apple Intelligence and a smarter Siri that never fully materialized, Apple has used its latest Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) to reveal a new set of AI features and a smarter, more personalized Siri.
Apple struggled to implement the ambitious set of AI features it announced at WWDC 2024, recently agreeing to pay $250 million to settle a class action lawsuit that accused the company of "misleading consumers" about Apple Intelligence's availability and performance.
Catching up in the AI race, one way or another, has been seen as a clear priority for Apple and incoming CEO John Ternus. Ear …
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