Apple just wrapped up day one of its Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC 2025), and as expected, there was a lot of sparkle—new OS features, a slick new design called Liquid Glass, and plenty of AI talk.

But when it came to Siri’s long-hyped AI glow-up? Crickets.

Okay, maybe not total silence—Craig Federighi (Apple’s SVP of Software Engineering), gave it a quick, casual mention during the keynote and moved right along. No demo, no deep dive, just a really vague timeline that left us more confused.

For context: Apple teased this smarter, more personal version of Siri last year, calling it their “next big step.”

It was supposed to turn Siri into an actual useful assistant that understands your routine, knows your relationships, remembers contexts, and works across your apps without needing constant babysitting.

But behind the scenes? It’s been messy.

According to Bloomberg, the in-development version of Siri was only getting things right two-thirds of the time. Definitely not Apple’s “it just works” standard.

So, Apple hit pause.

They delayed the rollout, officially admitted they needed “more time,” and even did a little leadership shuffle—pulling John Giannandrea (SVP of Machine Learning and AI Strategy) off the project and replacing him with Mike Rockwell, the guy behind Vision Pro.

That move alone said a lot: Siri needed fixing, and fast.

Meanwhile, Apple wasn’t about to let Siri flop completely. They made a smart call: partnering with OpenAI. So now, when Siri doesn’t have the answer, she’ll call in ChatGPT for backup.

And yes they’re doubling down—Apple’s Image Playground, their AI image generation app, is getting ChatGPtT’s support.

Now, don’t get it twisted—Apple’s not completely sleeping on AI. They In fact still dropped a bunch of solid AI updates, including:

But let’s be real: people came for the new Siri—and they definitely noticed her absence.

Apple’s clearly playing the long game, aiming for something polished, personal, and truly reliable. But in today’s AI race, where OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic are dropping new features every few weeks, “coming in 2026” feels like an eternity.

So, where are we now?

Siri’s still in the lab. ChatGPT’s helping carry the load. And we’re all just... waiting. Again.

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Over the weekend, OpenAI quietly dropped a major update to its voice mode — and honestly? It’s starting to sound way more like a real human and less like a polite robot trapped in a podcast.

Here’s what changed (and why it actually matters):

Now, for the not-so-glamorous part:

OpenAI admits you might still hear some funky audio glitches — think random pitch changes, occasional gibberish, or even surprise background music.

Plus, it also still hallucinates sometimes, so don’t expect perfection just yet.

But here’s the bigger picture:

OpenAI isn't just showing off — it’s in fact part of a full-on AI voice race.

Google, Amazon, Microsoft, and ElevenLabs are all chasing the same goal

That is: Voices that don’t sound like a 2005 GPS.

And then there’s accessibility

Sure, ChatGPT’s voice sounds more human now, but it still struggles with complex tasks, especially compared to text mode.

For users who rely on voice — like folks with disabilities or heavy accents — the tech still falls short.

The bottom line:

Despite all the hype and promise, the truth is... the tech still isn’t quite there yet.

The vibes are right. But the reliability? Still catching up.

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When you use AI to visualize yourself, it shouldn’t be generic. It should feel like you. This prompt helps you craft an emotionally rich and deeply personal image prompt — one that captures your voice, your vibe, and your values.

Whether you’re using it for branding, storytelling, or just creative self-reflection, this isn’t just about generating an image — it’s about expressing a whole identity.

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