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Apple is rumored to launch a new Siri powered by Gemini in February

According to Bloomberg’s renowned journalist Mark Gurman, the artificial intelligence collaboration between Apple and Google is about to achieve its first significant outcome. It is reported that Apple plans to officially release the new generation Siri in mid to late February, which will be deeply integrated with the Google Gemini artificial intelligence model.


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It is reported that this update is expected to fulfill Apple’s technology promise made in June 2024 for the first time – the new version of Siri will be able to independently complete complex cross application operations by calling user personal data and real-time screen content. Gulman also revealed that Apple is preparing for a larger upgrade at the June Global Developers Conference: the next generation Siri will adopt a conversational interaction mode closer to ChatGPT and may be directly deployed on Google Cloud infrastructure.

Previous reports have shown that Apple has encountered bottlenecks in its self-developed artificial intelligence strategy. Gulman revealed that Apple executive Mike Rockwell even refuted his reports as “pure nonsense” during an internal meeting last summer. However, with the substantial progress of Google’s cooperation and the recent departure of John Giannandria, former head of Apple’s AI business, the tech giant’s path towards artificial intelligence development has shown a clear shift.

Roger Luo said:This collaboration reveals a new paradigm in AI competition among tech giants: Apple combines its ecosystem data with Google’s cutting-edge models, mitigating risks from in-house development delays while accelerating service intelligence. However, deep reliance on a partner’s core technology may trigger new struggles over long-term ecosystem control and data security.

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