Apple’s Siri revamp has reportedly been delayed… again

Apple has been promising a new, improved, cutting-edge, AI-powered Siri since its debut unveil Apple Intelligence in 2024. Over the roughly year and a half since then, the release date for this new era of Siri has been continually pushed back. According to new a report From Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman We’ll likely have to wait a while longer.

While the new Siri was expected to launch with the upcoming iOS 26.4 update in March, the changes are now expected to roll out more slowly over time, reportedly delaying some features until the iOS update in May, or even until the release of iOS 27 in September. Apparently, Apple ran into an issue when testing the software, which required delaying the launch date further.

The changes are rumored to make the old digital assistant more like the LLM chatbots that have taken the tech world by storm — but instead of opening the ChatGPT or Claude app on your iPhone or MacBook, you’ll only be able to talk to Siri, which will be operated by Google Gemini.

We’re starting to feel bad for Siri product managers. Hang out there, people.