Apple is set to unveil a revamped version of Siri in late February, leveraging AI models from its partnership with Google. According to Mark Gurman from Bloomberg, this update aims to fulfill promises made by Apple in June 2024, allowing Siri to perform tasks by accessing a user's personal data and on-screen content. This marks a significant shift for Siri, as it has struggled to compete with more advanced AI assistants. The upcoming Siri version is expected to be more conversational, akin to popular chatbots like ChatGPT. There's speculation that this new iteration may operate directly on Google's cloud infrastructure, which could enhance its capabilities. Gurman also mentions that Apple plans a more substantial Siri upgrade at its Worldwide Developers Conference in June. Previously, Apple faced challenges in its AI strategy, with internal tensions evident when Mike Rockwell dismissed earlier reports about their AI efforts. The recent exit of AI chief John Giannandrea added to the uncertainty. However, the collaboration with Google seems to signal a new direction for Apple's AI ambitions.