Apple’s highly anticipated, AI-driven Siri redesign has hit another series of technical roadblocks, potentially derailing the company’s original launch timeline for 2026. Internal testing revealed significant software instabilities, including a virtual assistant that was often too sluggish to complete tasks or failed to process queries entirely. The performance issues were reportedly severe enough that developers advised pushing the launch back by several months to avoid a botched release.
Read: New AI Siri faces fresh delays and fragmented rollout
In this week’s Tech Tuesday segment on Smile 90.4FM we discuss Apple throwing in the towel on AI, turning to Google Gemini to power Siri.
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