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Apple Executives Discuss WWDC and Delayed Siri Features in Interviews
- Apple demonstrated a generative AI-powered Siri prototype at WWDC 2024 but decided not to release it due to reliability issues.
- The delay arose after the Siri AI failed to meet quality standards outside scripted demos, raising concerns about user experience.
- Apple's strategy embraces integrating AI unobtrusively across its platforms, focusing on usefulness rather than flashy features.
- Senior executives emphasized their dedication to AI development over the long term, noting that releasing a product that failed to meet their high quality expectations would have been more regrettable.
- Apple has postponed the complete launch of its updated Siri assistant until 2026, demonstrating a careful and deliberate strategy toward AI development despite intense industry competition.
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