Apple's major Siri update might be even more delayed than expected. Could it be too late for Apple to catch up in AI?

Apple has yet to set a firm date for the launch of its Apple Intelligence-enhanced Siri. That’s for a good reason, as new reports from trusted Apple leakers suggest AI-capable Siri won’t be here any time soon. Perhaps a longer delay will be good for Apple—and more importantly—Apple users.

Bloomberg's Mark Gurman last month reported that Apple was considering delaying at least some of its promised Apple Intelligence enhancements

The truly overhauled Siri that Apple has promised reportedly might not be ready until 2027. According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, Apple is running way behind on meaningful upgrades for its voice assistant and "conversational version of Siri won’t reach consumers until iOS 20 at best.

Apple is struggling to rebuild Siri for the age of generative AI, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, who says the company might not release “a true

A new report claims that certain Apple Intelligence improvements to Siri have been delayed to May 2025, and that may take until 2027 before there is a significant update.

With iOS 18's Siri features pushed back to May, the 'true modernized, conversational version' is unlikely to be ready in time for its planned WWDC launch.

With Siri's next update now expected in May after some delay, it's possible the virtual assistant's bigger AI overhaul won't arrive until 2027. The update for a more radically modernized Siri update is facing setbacks,