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Apple Siri is rebuilding the department-vision-pro developer

23/04/2025

After the change in the head of Apple’s Siri Group, the new engineering boss Mike Rockwell, in which the threads are now running together, have brought their former group employees to the team. Financial news agency reports BloombergAccordingly, “a large part of management” was replaced by those who first worked in the Vision Products Group, within which Rockwell placed the headset Vision Pro on track.

Reconstruction of teams

According to Bloomberg sources, Rockwell has been converted and occupied with teams from the Siri regions of voice output, language understanding, performance and user experience. Apple had to announce earlier that SIRI functions have been postponed as part of Apple Intelligence. It may take up to a year. Currently, Apple’s words should be distributed to facilities in autumn.

In addition to Siri with functions from generic AI, there is currently one of the most important construction sites in Apple. Voice Assistant has been in existence since 2011, but Apple played his pioneer through slow further events. You still have to know what you should say to Siri that the system should be able to handle the appropriate-chabot features, which distributes Openai and (soon) to Alibaba.

What happens to vision?

Rockwell eventually captured the post of Siri Engineering Boss from Apple’s Key-Boss John Gianndria and his subordinate Robbie Walker, who previously led Siri. Rockwell has already announced that Siri’s performance “at a new level”. Former Vision Pro developer, Ranjit Desai, Siri came in the team. He is an expert in “high -performance systems” with “low delays”.

Now the question is how the Vision Products Group Siri continues the gang of Rockwell for the team. Jyoff Stahl, who previously served under Rockwell, is to capture the software sector. It is said that other visionos managers remain in the team, if they have not asked Rockwell to Siri Group. Meanwhile, a second model is expected at the end of this year or early next year at the Vision Pro. At the same time, Apple continues to work on a “real” Ar glasses.