Siri might finally be good

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Siri might finally be useful

Apple, the company that’s spent the last year framing AI as something it would do carefully and mostly on its own, is now teaming up with Google to make Siri smarter.

Apple and Google just signed a multi-year deal that puts Google’s Gemini models and cloud infrastructure behind Apple’s next wave of AI features, including the long-promised Siri overhaul coming later in 2026. Internally, Apple landed on Gemini as the strongest foundation after evaluating multiple options.

Apple insists this doesn’t change its stance on privacy. Siri and Apple Intelligence will still lean on on-device processing and Apple’s Private Cloud Compute, with ChatGPT sticking around as an optional fallback for harder questions.

The market reaction was immediate. Alphabet stock jumped, briefly pushing Google’s parent toward a $4 trillion valuation, while Apple quietly signaled that the race to ship capable assistants matters more than who builds the model.

The bigger question: if Siri finally works the way people expect, does it matter whose brain is under the hood? Or is this just what the assistant era looks like now?

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