Apple blames EU for delaying AI features

Apple is delaying the launch of its new AI-powered Siri in the European Union, citing the Digital Markets Act (DMA). The company claims the EU's competition law, designed to prevent tech giants from acting as gatekeepers, forces them to provide competitors with data access that could compromise their systems. This decision means millions of iPhone and iPad users in Europe may not receive these advanced Siri features anytime soon. Apple is positioning the EU's regulations as the reason for this delay, potentially shifting blame for the absence of its latest AI advancements.