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Apple to use Google's AI model to run new Siri

Apple's New Siri Will Be Powered By Google Gemini

Apple will pay Google approximately $1 billion per year for a 1.2 trillion parameter artificial intelligence model that was developed by Google.

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Apple Nears $1 Billion-a Year Deal to Use Google AI for Siri

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Apple nears deal to pay Google $1B annually to power new Siri, report says

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Apple to use Google's AI model to run new Siri: Report

Apple plans to use a 1.2 trillion parameter artificial intelligence model developed by Google to help power an overhaul of the Siri voice assistant, Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday.

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Apple May Turn to Google's AI Model to Power Next-Generation Siri

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Apple To License Google’s Gemini AI In $1 Bn Pact To Boost Siri: Report

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Apple to pay $1 Billion a year to use Google’s powerful AI model to make Siri smarter

The company is developing its own large-scale AI model, aiming for a similar level of power as Google’s Gemini as early as next year.

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Apple to use Google’s Gemini AI Model to power new Siri: All you need to know

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Apple To Pay $1 Billion Yearly To Google For Custom Gemini Integration In Siri AI

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Apple's new AI-powered Siri will reportedly be powered by Google Gemini

It looks like Apple finally has a plan for its long-awaited Siri overhaul. According to reporting from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, the company’s next-generation digital assistant will be powered by Google’s Gemini AI.

Tech Wrap Nov 4: Apple releases iOS 26.1, ChatGPT Go, Football Manager 26

Apple releases iOS 26.1 for eligible iPhones. ChatGPT Go available for free in India. SEGA releases Football Manager 26. Google Chrome autofill feature. Apple Siri to be powered by Google Gemin

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7 features Google Messages should steal from Apple’s iMessage

When you tap the plus icon that appears in the text field of Google Messages, you get all the attachments you can send through the app. This includes things like your location, stickers, GIFs, and more. While Google Messages covers all the basic attachments, iMessage offers many other attachments as well that you can send through text messages.