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Apple WWDC Interview: Craig Federighi and Joz on Siri Delay, New Apple Intelligence Features and What's Next for AI
- At WWDC 2025, Apple executives Craig Federighi and Greg Joswiak addressed the delay of the upgraded Siri features initially announced at WWDC 2024.
- Apple delayed the Siri update because the initial V1 architecture did not meet their reliability standards, requiring a move to a more stable V2 architecture.
- Federighi and Joswiak explained the team aimed for very high reliability, emphasizing that releasing a substandard product would disappoint customers and damage Apple's reputation.
- The upgraded Siri will feature personal context awareness and app actions, but Apple will only announce the release date when it is fully ready, with rollout expected in 2026.
- Meanwhile, Apple showcased other AI-powered features in iOS 26 and related platforms this fall, highlighting the company's focus on integrated and reliable AI rather than chatbot-style assistants.
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Apple WWDC Interview: Craig Federighi and Joz on Siri delay, new Apple Intelligence features and what's next for AI
I sit down with Apple's Craig Federighi and Greg Joswiak to discuss the Siri delay, why Apple isn't making an AI chatbot and the major differences between Apple Intelligence and the competition from OpenAI and Google.
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