In recent weeks, Apple has failed to avoid headlines about its slow progress with everything with Siri and artificial intelligence. The company promised to modernize Siri last June and promote Apple’s most important promotion in the AI race. We do not yet know when Apple Intelligence’s capabilities will come, and if the recent meeting of all hands is nothing, Apple is not itself.
Bloomberg The Siri team, headed by senior director Ruby Walker, supervised the division, has a thorough scope. He described the delay as a “ugly” situation and expressed sympathy with the employees who are probably still being disappointed or disappointed with Apple’s decisions and Siri’s flexible reputation. He also said that it is not a matter that the properties of the missing Siri will include this year in the iOS 19. He told employees that this is the current target of the company, but “that doesn’t mean we are sending ships right now.”
“We have Apple’s other promises to other plans,” said Walker. Of Bloomberg The report “We want to keep our promises to them, and we think they are now far more timelines than the features that have been postponed.”
The meeting also indicated tensions between Apple’s Surrey Unit and Marketing Division. Walker said the communications team wants to highlight the features of understanding Siri and being able to take action based on things on the user’s screen at the moment – though they were not ready anywhere. Walker acknowledged that he worsen the WDC, and as a result, consumers’ expectations worsen matters. Apple has followed an iPhone 16 AD that features and is Added to the contributors Noting in several fields of his website, he has been put on TBD history. According to Mark Gorman, they were partially withheld due to quality problems, “which resulted in them not working properly for a third of the time.”
Apple has not publicly commented on the situation ahead of last week’s statement, when it said that Siri’s high capabilities were “taking more time than expected.” But Walker told his staff that senior executives like the software chief Craig Federgie and AI boss John Gynendra are taking “serious personal accountability” for a problem. It is strongly criticizing As the months pass, it is rarely shown for it beyond a beautiful circular animation.
“Consumers are not just expecting these new features but they want more completely goalout,” said Walker. “We are going to prepare these features and as soon as they are ready.” He has so far praised the team for his “incredibly impressive” work. “They are not ready to go to the common people,” he said delayed, though our rivals launched them in this state or worse. “
