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Siri and AI: Apple launches new strategy

Milan Jovicic by Milan Jovicic
January 24, 2025 - 18:38 CET
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Apple, known for its pioneering role in innovation, has not yet achieved a leading position in the field of artificial intelligence. Siri, the voice assistant in particular, is considered outdated compared to the offerings of competitors such as OpenAI or Anthropic. However, Apple has now taken decisive steps to close this gap. With a clear strategy, new leaders and the introduction of Apple Intelligence, Siri is not only to become more modern but also more powerful.

Apple has proven in the past that it is capable of setting standards. Products such as the iPhone and iPad have revolutionized entire industries. But in the area of AI, Apple seems to have lost touch. Siri, once celebrated as an innovative voice control, is now seen as rather mediocre. With the reorientation in the area of artificial intelligence and machine learning, Apple wants to show that it is still capable of setting standards. The latest changes in the company should help to turn this claim into reality.

New focus: Apple hires AI expert Kim Vorrath

Apple has promoted Kim Vorrath, a seasoned executive and software expert, to the artificial intelligence and machine learning department. Vorrath is known for her ability to successfully manage complex projects. She was most recently instrumental in the launch of Apple Vision Pro and previously played a central role in the development of the original iPhone software group. In her new position, Vorrath will work closely with John Giannandrea, the head of Apple's AI department. She will take on the role of vice president of program management in the AI and ML department. In addition to reporting directly to Giannandrea, she will also coordinate the work of Kelsey Peterson and other executives such as Cindy Lin and Marc Schonbrun. These changes were announced in an internal memo reported by Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. taken up became.

Apple Intelligence: The Next Level for Siri

With the introduction of Apple Intelligence, Siri will be able to do much more in the future. The planned innovations aim to make Siri a versatile and intelligent assistant that not only responds to simple commands but also carries out complex tasks. The planned functions include:

  • Improved app integration: Siri will be able to better understand and respond to content from apps. For example, a received address can be added directly to the contact card with a simple voice command.
  • New automations: Users will now be able to use Siri for more complex actions, such as sending specific photos to a contact or finding specific articles from a reading list.
  • Personalization: Siri will be better at using personal data to provide relevant information. For example, Siri can find a podcast recommended by a friend on request or pull up real-time flight data to calculate a flight's arrival time.

Challenges on the way to top-class AI

Despite its ambitious plans, Apple has also faced challenges. One example is the launch of iOS 18.2, which had issues with notification summaries. These summaries often caused confusion due to inaccurate information. In response, Apple disabled the news and entertainment alerts feature in iOS 18.3. These challenges show that Apple still has some work to do before it can catch up with the competition.

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iOS 18.4 and the future of Siri

The new version of Siri is expected to appear in the beta version of iOS 18.4. With this version, Siri will benefit fully from Apple Intelligence for the first time. Users can look forward to significantly improved performance, including more intuitive operation and numerous new functions. Siri will be designed to support you even more effectively in your everyday life and to understand your needs better. With these developments, Apple is showing that the company is ready to fundamentally revise its AI offering. With new leadership, clear goals and a focus on innovation, the way is paved for a more powerful Siri.

  • iOS 18.4: What to expect with the next Apple update

Apple ushers in a new era for Siri and AI

Apple is facing a crucial turning point in the further development of Siri and the integration of artificial intelligence. With the introduction of Apple Intelligence and the involvement of experienced experts such as Kim Vorrath, the company is showing that it is willing to regain lost ground. For users, this means significantly improved voice control in the near future, which makes everyday life easier and is able to solve complex tasks intuitively. Even if Apple still has to overcome a few hurdles, the planned innovations could make the difference and make Siri a pioneer among voice assistants. (Image: Apple)

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