Apple announced an upgraded AI-enhanced Siri assistant but its launch in the European Union is delayed due to a regulatory conflict with the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA). The DMA requires Apple to allow third-party AI assistants on its devices, which Apple argues would compromise user privacy and security by granting extensive access to personal data. Negotiations between Apple and the European Commission failed to resolve these issues, leaving no timeline for Siri's EU release on iPhone, iPad, or Apple Watch, though it will be available on Macs. The dispute highlights ongoing tensions between tech companies and EU regulators over competition and user data protection.
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