Apple and European regulators returned to the negotiating table this week as the delayed rollout of Siri‘s next-generation AI features draws sharper scrutiny under the Digital Markets Act. Brussels wants clearer timelines and interoperability commitments before Apple ships the upgrade to EU users.
Apple maintains the delay is driven by quality and privacy engineering, not regulatory stalling. Still, the standoff underscores how EU rules are increasingly dictating the pace at which Big Tech can launch its flagship features on the continent.
