Overview
- Tim Cook and Craig Federighi convened a rare all-hands meeting at Apple Park to rally employees around artificial intelligence and outline Siri’s next phase.
- Cook framed the AI revolution as “as big or bigger” than the internet or smartphones, insisting that Apple “must do this” or risk being left behind.
- Craig Federighi explained that moving from a hybrid to an end-to-end Siri architecture has enabled a deeper upgrade and set a spring 2026 release target.
- Leadership urged employees to embed AI in daily workflows and product development to sustain the company’s innovation lead.
- The session also covered COO Jeff Williams’s retirement, Apple TV+ viewership, environmental targets and plans for new stores in India, the UAE, China and Saudi Arabia.