Apple bets its AI promises on a new Siri, but it looks more like catching up

Apple’s AI promises are finally, almost, sort of here

At this year's WWDC, Apple went all-in on a revamped Siri: multimodal, a dedicated app, cross-device, pitched as an all-encompassing AI agent. Executives stressed privacy, but the snippet doesn't detail how. The Verge reads the move as catching up, not pushing limits.

Why it matters: Putting Siri front and center at WWDC is Apple's public AI hand, and practitioners will care what it actually delivered. But this Verge piece only gives directional descriptions—no privacy mechanism details, no performance comparisons—so the information density is thin. It cle...