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Recently, it was reported that Apple is in talks with OpenAI and Anthropic, planning to adopt their artificial intelligence technology in the upcoming new version of Siri. This shift indicates that Apple may seek external help in the AI field, significantly altering its long-standing strategy of relying on in-house development. Currently, Apple's AI features are mainly based on its self-developed "Apple Foundation Model," which is expected to launch a new voice assistant in 2026. However, if Apple adopts third-party technology...

Against the global backdrop of accelerated development in generative artificial intelligence, Apple is facing a trust crisis. Despite its high-profile announcement a year ago to bring a series of AI features to the iPhone, particularly the smart upgrade for Siri, most of these "Apple Intelligence" promises have yet to be fulfilled. While competitors like Google, OpenAI, and Samsung are successively releasing AI phones and assistant functions, Apple's silence seems increasingly passive. Apple plans to hold its annual worldwide developers conference this Monday at Silicon Valley.

Tech giant Apple recently made another significant adjustment to its artificial intelligence (AI) division. According to sources, Apple plans to transfer its secretive robotics team from the purview of AI chief John Giannandrea to senior vice president of hardware engineering, John Ternus, later this month. This follows the March move of the underperforming Siri voice assistant business away from Giannandrea. A series of...

Apple recently made a rare high-level executive reshuffle in an attempt to revitalize its lagging AI projects. CEO Tim Cook has reportedly lost confidence in John Giannandrea, head of AI, and has appointed Mike Rockwell, head of Vision Pro, to take over Siri. This move highlights Apple's urgency to catch up with competitors in the AI field. Rockwell will report directly to Craig Federighi, software chief, completely removing Siri from Giannandrea's purview. Rockwell's previous responsibilities for V...

Google recently announced a significant update to its Gemini app on iOS and iPadOS, introducing a range of new lock screen widgets. These widgets are designed to provide users with more convenient access to the AI assistant's features, enhancing user experience. The update adds six widgets in total, allowing users to directly access specific Gemini functions, streamlining the workflow. This move by Google is clearly a deliberate attempt to attract more users.

According to Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman, Apple is facing challenges in rebuilding Siri to adapt to the era of generative AI. The company is not expected to release a truly modern, conversational version of Siri until iOS 20 in 2027. However, this doesn't mean there won't be updates to Siri before then. A new version of Siri is expected to launch as early as May, integrating all the AI features Apple has released in the past year.

Apple Inc. is accelerating its research and development in artificial intelligence (AI) to regain its leading position in the industry. To achieve this goal, Apple has made significant personnel adjustments, appointing veteran executive vice president Kim Vorrath to the artificial intelligence and machine learning department as the chief deputy to AI head John Giannandrea. Vorrath is known for his outstanding problem-solving abilities and experience in driving the success of major projects. This reassignment is seen as a key move for Apple to strengthen its AI team and reinvent its AI competitiveness.

Apple today announced the official release of iOS 18.2, iPadOS 18.2, and macOS Sequoia 15.2 to the public after over six weeks of testing. The iOS 18.2 version has garnered significant attention due to its new Apple Intelligence feature, which currently supports the iPhone 15 Pro series and iPhone 16 series.