Apple Faces Delays in Launching Advanced AI-Powered Siri Update

The tech giant cites development challenges in creating a more personalized and versatile Siri, pushing the release to 2025.

Apple has postponed the release of its upgraded Siri, originally announced in 2024, to sometime in 2025 due to development complexities.
The new Siri aims to handle free-form requests, integrate across multiple apps, and utilize on-device data for personalized responses.
The delay raises concerns about Apple's ability to stay competitive in the rapidly evolving AI space, especially after the rise of generative AI tools like ChatGPT.
Apple's decision to quietly announce the delay has drawn criticism, with analysts suggesting a more transparent approach, similar to how past crises were handled under Steve Jobs and Tim Cook.
Despite the setback, Apple emphasizes the importance of delivering a reliable and polished product rather than rushing an incomplete version to market.