Apple Inc. executive Kim Vorrath, a company veteran known for fixing troubled products and bringing major projects to market, has a new job: whipping artificial intelligence and Siri into shape.

Veteran PM Kim Vorrath reportedly joins Apple’s new AI division to whip “AI and Siri into shape” — amid claims Apple Intelligence is 2 years behind OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Microsoft's Copilot.

Apple exec Kim Vorrath, a company veteran “known for fixing troubled products and bringing major projects to market,” has been tasked with helping fix Siri and Apple Intelligence, reports Bloomberg (a ...

Kim Vorrath's move, then, is likely to get the team focused. It's also a sign of how Apple Intelligence, and perhaps especially Siri, is considered more important within Apple than the Apple ...

(Bloomberg) -- Apple Inc. executive Kim Vorrath, a company veteran known for fixing troubled products and bringing major projects to market, has a new job: whipping artificial intelligence and ...

Earlier this week, we learned about Apple’s decision to appoint Kim Vorrath, the vice president of the company’s Technology Development Group (TDG), to help build Apple Intelligence under the ...

Today, Apple whisperer Mark Gurman reported that Apple was transitioning Kim Vorrath, a veteran project manager and "fixer", into its AI and Siri division.

Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) is bringing in a seasoned pro to help with its AI challenges. Kim Vorrath, a software veteran with 36 years at the company, shifts to Apple's AI and machine learning division ...

Apple is making an executive change to try and improve its AI efforts and Siri. Kim Vorrath, who recently helped get the Vision Pro software out the door and has been at Apple for 36 years, has ...

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) has taken a major step to strengthen its AI and Siri capabilities by making a notable leadership change. The company has appointed Kim Vorrath, a veteran executive with ...

Apple Inc. executive Kim Vorrath, a company veteran known for fixing troubled products and bringing major projects to market, has a new job: whipping artificial intelligence and Siri into shape.