The updated version of Siri, Apple’s digital assistant, will finally arrive on the market, as announced this Monday, with AI-powered features that give it the ability to handle complex tasks on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS.

The launch, anticipated by users since 2024, comes after a $250 million settlement for the lack of these promised tools that year.

During the announcement of the assistant update, the operating system updates for iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, Apple TV, and the Vision Pro headset were also revealed.

Specialized media outlets like Bloomberg have leaked that “the new version of the assistant will have the ability to access personal data stored on the device, react to on-screen information, and navigate within applications.”

Now, Siri will transform into a conversational chatbot that can compete in the market with OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Anthropic’s Claude, and Google’s Gemini.

The update has included a Google Gemini model, in addition to utilizing Google’s underlying technology through a multi-billion dollar agreement, as Apple will host a large part of the operations on the tech giant’s servers.

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The tech company Apple faces a €213 million fine – about $250 million – due to delays in the launch of Apple Intelligence and the revamped Siri.

The lawsuit was filed in March 2025 “on behalf of iPhone buyers compatible with Apple Intelligence.” At the time, the plaintiffs argued that the company “had announced generative artificial intelligence features that were not available when expected and that, in some cases, could take years to reach the market.”

It is known that the Genmoji and Image Playground tools were incorporated later than planned. Regarding Siri’s new AI-powered capabilities, these are not yet available and are expected to arrive with iOS 27.

Although Apple agreed to a settlement with the plaintiffs last December, the situation remains unfavorable. Regarding the fine, “the company will pay $250 million to those affected. The estimated compensation is about $25 per device, although it could rise to $95 depending on the final number of claims.”

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