John Gruber Says 'Something is Rotten' at Apple

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John Gruber Says 'Something is Rotten' at Apple - MacRumors

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Gruber said the personalized Siri features announced during the WWDC keynote last year were merely conceptual, and therefore "bullshit":What Apple showed regarding the upcoming "personalized Siri" at WWDC was not a demo.It was a concept video.

Gruber said Apple's repeated unwillingness or inability to demo the personalized Siri features in action since WWDC last year "should have set off blinding red flashing lights and deafening klaxon alarms" in his head that something was wrong.

Gruber went as far as saying that Apple's culture of excellence could be at risk if this situation is not handled correctly within the company:Tim Cook should have already held a meeting like that to address and rectify this Siri and Apple Intelligence debacle.