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Google Closer to Powering New Siri and Apple’s AI Search Tool as Perplexity Fades
Apple will test Google's Gemini AI model for Siri in a deal made this week, aiming to enhance iPhone software after delaying the update to 2026, Bloomberg reported.
- Apple plans to launch an AI-powered web search tool named World Knowledge Answers to enhance Siri's capabilities and compete with AI competitors like ChatGPT and Gemini.
- Apple is collaborating with Google to test an AI model on its Private Cloud Compute servers, ensuring the tool isn't branded with Google or Gemini.
- A report by Bloomberg states that Apple may also integrate this AI tech into Safari and Spotlight on iPhones.
- Cook emphasized the transformative potential of AI, stating its impact could be 'as big or bigger' than the internet.
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Apple's Siri Overhaul With Google Gemini Will Take The AI Fight To OpenAI And Perplexity
An unexpected and potentially historic partnership between two of the world's biggest tech rivals may be in the works. According to a Bloomberg report, Apple is in advanced talks to integrate Google’s Gemini artificial intelligence models to power a major upgrade to Siri, Apple's long-standing but recently criticized voice assistant. This
Apple Reportedly Plans AI Web Search Tool for Siri, Using Google’s AI Model for Responses
Siri is reportedly getting a new artificial intelligence (AI)-powered web search tool. According to the report, Apple is planning to add a Perplexity-style answer engine to its voice assistant, making it capable of answering more complex queries conversationally. The system is said to include three components, two of which could be powered by Google-developed AI models.
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