Apple Integrates AI with Google Gemini and Expands Features Across Apps at WWDC 2026
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Summary
At WWDC 2026, Apple announced fall software updates integrating its AI models with Google's Gemini to enhance Siri's conversational ability and contextual awareness. AI features will expand across Mail, Messages, Safari, and Photos to better understand user intent. The event also included platform improvements and trust/safety updates. The keynote marked Tim Cook's final WWDC as CEO, ending with a personal message: "I still believe the best is yet ahead."
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