Apple's Siri will get Google's Gemini power

Apple’s highly awaited AI update for Siri is finally materializing, with some assistance from a well-known competitor. After months of speculation and setbacks, Apple reportedly selected Google’s Gemini AI to drive its new, next-generation Siri, signaling a major multi-year collaboration between the two tech giants. Let's learn more about Google Gemini integration on Apple Siri in this article.

Google Gemini Integration on Apple Siri Overview:

Statements from CNBC

According to CNBC, Apple will develop its upcoming AI systems, known as Apple Foundation Models, using Google’s Gemini models and cloud services. Although Apple has mainly relied on internal development in the past, this decision reflects a strategic move to form partnerships and speed up advanced AI development. Apple confirmed that, after careful assessment, Google’s technology was deemed the most capable choice.

"Google’s technology provides the most capable foundation for Apple Foundation Models," the company noted, expressing optimism about the new user experiences this partnership will enable. Essentially, Apple sees Gemini as providing the necessary boost for Siri’s intelligence to compete more effectively amid rapid AI innovation.

Impact on Market

The announcement quickly influenced the market, causing shares of both Apple and Google to rise. It's easy to see why investors are optimistic. AI has become a key area of competition, and Siri has struggled to keep up with more advanced, conversational assistants. Apple’s AI-powered Siri has experienced several delays, and last March the company acknowledged at least one setback, promising the update would be available “in the coming year.”

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Gemini Integration on Apple Siri Launch Date and Availability

With only a few months left and no clear timeline, Apple hasn't delivered the promised update. However, the partnership hints at progress. If successful, the new Siri, powered in partby Google’s Gemini, could finally provide a smarter, more intuitive assistant for Apple users.

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