Apple Is Upgrading Siri—And It Might End ChatGPT’s Reign on iPhones
For a company known for control, Apple Inc. is about to do something unexpected. It’s loosening its grip. And it’s all happening with Siri.
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For a company known for control, Apple Inc. is about to do something unexpected. It’s loosening its grip. And it’s all happening with Siri.
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