Apple Just Opened Siri to Google and Anthropic. OpenAI Is No Longer the Only Choice.

from Marisa Wu · AI Strategy · host Marisa Wu

Apple plans to open Siri to Google Gemini and Anthropic Claude at WWDC in June, letting users choose their AI engine. This isn't OpenAI getting kicked out — it's Apple turning Siri from a single-model interface into a multi-model platform. With 2 billion devices at stake, Apple just changed the rules of the AI access war. The question is no longer "which AI is smartest." It's "who controls the entry point." This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit ngmarisa.substack.com

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