Apple plans to use Google’s Gemini artificial intelligence model to power its updated version of Siri, which is set to launch later this year, the two companies announced Monday.

The deal that allowing Apple to tap into Google’s AI technology was disclosed Monday in a joint statement from the Silicon Valley powerhouses.

Walmart's deal with Google allows the commerce giant keep up with customers using chatbots to save time or look for inspiration.

A lot of Apple faithful are angry about Google AI slop invading their devices, claiming that Siri will be run by Gemini, and Google will get a boatload of user data — and none of that is true. Here's what's really going on.

Apple is collaborating with Google to enhance its artificial intelligence features, according to a report. This partnership, announced today, includes a significant upgrade to Siri expected later this year.

Apple was facing increasing questions about its plans for artificial intelligence as other big tech companies invested tens of billions in the technology.

Disney instructed third-party producers to disentangle any Google AI tools from their workflows as part of its ongoing dispute with the tech titan

But private data will stay private and won't be used for training, Google says Google on Wednesday began inviting Gemini users to let its chatbot read their Gmail, Photos, Search history, and YouTube data in exchange for possibly more personalized responses.