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    Apple’s gloves-on approach with AI is giving Siri a bad look — Former staffers say it’s a “hot potato” being tossed around AIMLessly

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    Apple delayed Apple Intelligence’s release to 2026 for no clear reason, but several employees have attributed the issue to poor leadership and lack of ambition.

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