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Imagine an AI assistant that only answers to you, without leaking everything to the cloud. Now you can build your own, working even without internet.
Siri, Apple's voice assistant that we've mainly used for jokes over the years, is finally about to stop being a punchline. Meanwhile, the Cupertino giant is setting the stage for two game-changing devices: a foldable iPhone and a touchscreen MacBook.
Siri's back, and this time it actually looks like it did its homework. Apple figured its voice assistant couldn't keep pretending to understand you when you ask "what's the weather in... wherever," so it nuked the whole thing and started from scratch with a hefty dose of AI.
Apple just did the unthinkable: it put Google's brain inside Siri. Behind this WWDC 2026 announcement lies a quiet battle for AI dominance worth billions—and OpenAI is the big loser.
For years, Siri has been Apple's big promise, but let's be real: it's pretty much stayed a voice assistant stuck in the 2010s. This year at WWDC, though, it looks like Cupertino has finally decided to give it a real shake-up, with a rewrite that could actually turn the assistant from a tired cliché into a genuinely useful tool.
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