Apple Faces Delays in AI-Enhanced Siri Rollout

Company executives acknowledge setbacks in integrating advanced AI features, pushing potential release to 2027.

Apple's plans to release an AI-enhanced version of Siri have encountered significant delays due to bugs and engineering challenges.
The Siri team has been working to integrate advanced AI capabilities, including personalized responses and improved app control, but these features currently function correctly only 66-80% of the time.
Apple initially aimed to launch the features in 2024 with iOS 19, but internal reports suggest the release could be postponed until 2027.
Executives, including Siri chief Robby Walker and AI head John Giannandrea, have taken personal accountability for the delays, emphasizing the need for a polished product before public release.
Apple is prioritizing other projects, including hardware launches and platform updates, potentially further delaying Siri's AI overhaul.