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Apple Reportedly Set to Unveil Gemini-Powered Siri Assistant in February

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Apple is reportedly planning to announce a significantly upgraded Siri assistant in February, powered by Google's Gemini AI models. This update aims to fulfill previous promises of accessing user data and on-screen content, with a more advanced, conversational version expected later in the year.

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據報導,蘋果將於二月推出由Gemini驅動的Siri助理

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據報導,蘋果計劃於二月發布由Google Gemini AI模型驅動的重大升級版Siri助理。此次更新旨在兌現先前關於訪問用戶數據和螢幕內容的承諾,並預計在年內推出更先進、更具對話能力的版本。

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Apple will reportedly unveil its Gemini-powered Siri assistant in February

We’re about to get our first real look at the results of the recently announced AI partnership between Apple and Google, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman.

Gurman reports that Apple is planning to announce a new version of Siri in the second half of February. Using Google’s Gemini AI models, this Siri update will reportedly be the first to live up to the promises Apple made in June 2024, with the ability to complete tasks by accessing user’s personal data and on-screen content.

And that’s ahead of an even bigger upgrade that Apple plans to announce in June, at its Worldwide Developers Conference, Gurman says. This version of Siri is supposed to be more conversational, in the style of other chatbots like ChatGPT, and it could run directly on Google’s cloud infrastructure.

Earlier reports suggested that Apple has been struggling to get its AI strategy back on-track. In fact, Gurman says Apple’s Mike Rockwell told foundation team members over the summer that one of Gurman’s earlier reports was “bulls–t.” But with the Google partnership, as well as the recent departure of Apple’s AI chief John Giannandrea, it seems the company has indeed found a new direction.

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