Oct 28 2024, 07:43 AM EDT Share on Facebook Federighi: Apple AI, Siri Delays Apple's senior vice president of software engineering, Craig Federighi, recently spoke up about why Cupertino's AI developments saw a delay, particularly its part in hindering Siri's advancements until the recent announcement. It was only at WWDC 2024 that Apple announced its AI developments whose first round already arrived this month, bringing forth Apple Intelligence's early features. However, it is important to note that this will be a gradual rollout, starting with the early Apple Intelligence features and later moving on to release more advanced features, including the much-awaited Siri update. First off, Apple made it a point to bring an original AI experience to users, focusing on more integration and personal experiences, as well as prioritizing privacy in its model. Federighi also revealed that the rollout depended on its team, releasing the tech if they feel satisfied with their work. TSMC Huawei Chip Fiasco The Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company's (TSMC) Ascend 910B processor was recently discovered on Huawei's technology, furthering the many questions already placed on the renowned manufacturer for their help to the Chinese tech firm. To be more particular, it was revealed to be part of Huawei's artificial intelligence (AI) accelerator. Reports detailed the recent findings by Canadian researcher, TechInsights, who recently published their discovery on Huawei's AI accelerator featuring the TSMC chip, and this was despite Huawei already facing the US sanctions. TSMC still affirms that they have not supplied any more chips to Huawei since September 2020, and this was also around the time when the United States placed the sanction against Huawei. The chip company is already working with the US Commerce Department regarding the issue, with TSMC saying that they already informed the authorities about a 'customer' who placed orders on the said processor.