AI-powered Siri coming in Q2 2025

The new version of Sirithe virtual assistant of Applemay be delayed. Previously, it was expected to arrive earlier, but now it may only come in the second quarter of 2025. The team artificial intelligence Apple is working on it for iOS 18.4. Developers should get access to it first in January, then everyone will be able to use it in the spring.

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Mark Gurman, a well-known technology journalist from Bloomberghas been talking a lot about this. He says that, although we have exciting news like a new interface and integration with ChatGPT soon, more advanced artificial intelligence features should only arrive next year. This includes using simple commands to move applications.

It is quite important to note that, in its first iterations, the expanded functionality of Apple Intelligence will operate strictly in the English language, specifically in the American variation of the language.

For Brazilian users or any other language, unfortunately, this will mean a considerably longer wait. The forecast for a launch of this nature seems to follow, in a way, previous statements from Apple itself, in which it pointed to the progressive implementation of “additional features, software platforms and languages” distributed cautiously throughout the year following the launch, although without clearly defining precise dates for such additions.

In the current development, it is important to note that Apple has been criticized a lot. People think that it is slow to adopt new artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. This is clear when we compare it to Microsoft and Google. These companies seem to adopt AI innovations faster and with more enthusiasm.

There’s another controversy, too. Apple has decided that its new Apple Intelligence will only work on devices with the A17 Pro chip. This means that, for now, only the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max will have these new features. Apple says it did this because other chips aren’t fast enough. It wants to make sure users have the best possible experience.

Sources: Bloomberg, The Verge