Apple settles Siri AI delay lawsuit for 250 million
Apple has agreed to pay 250 million dollars to settle a consumer class action lawsuit regarding delayed artificial intelligence features for its Siri assistant. The company denied any wrongdoing and plans to unveil the new Siri capabilities at its annual developer conference next month.
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Apple Inc settled a consumer class action for $250 million on Tuesday after the iPhone maker delayed artificial-intelligence upgrades to its Siri voice assistant. Peter Landsheft filed the lawsuit in California federal court in 2024, claiming Apple advertised AI features that did not arrive when new iPhones launched that fall. The settlement removes the litigation while Apple prepares to debut its Siri overhaul at its annual developer conference next month.
