Apple’s Siri again struggles, ‘Which month does it fail to answer?’ – Sparks backlash | Mint

Apple is facing renewed criticism after his virtual assistant, Siri, “Which month is it?” The issue, first exposed in a redit thread and was later reported by the technology writer John GruberThe growing frustration among users has created a growing frustration in 2011, waiting for significant reforms since the first introduction of Siri, the 9to5MAC.

In particular, the delay in rolling the AI-operated Siri update promised by Apple has only intensified the investigation on the efforts of the artificial intelligence of the tech veteran.

The report stated that Apple plans to introduce a more intelligent and individual Siri despite the ambitious plans of Apple – WWDC ended in 2024 – virtual assistants are unable to handle direct questions.

Allegedly, users who attempted to ask Siri about the current month were found with misleading reactions, including wrong dates such as “Saturday, March 2025”. When Siri was first launched in 2011, Apple deployed it as a revolutionary tool that would enable users to interact naturally with their equipment. However, after about 14 years, it appears that the company has fought to work for Siri.

In WWDC 2024, to remember, Apple announced a major overhaul of Siri, which promises a more advanced assistant run by competent on-device intelligence for relevant awareness. This updated version was to understand the user’s intentions more effectively by taking information from personal data, such as email, text messages and photos.

Apple is believed to have been facing an internal dissatisfaction and criticism of the industry following significant delays in important features for their Siri virtual assistant. A senior executive admitted that failures have been “ugly and embarrassing”, accepting the company’s ongoing difficulties in Artificial Intelligence (AI).

During the meeting of an all-hands for the Siri Division, Robbie Walker, Senior Director of Apple, recently accepted the team’s frustration and disappointment. He publicly attributed the problems for Apple’s premature decisions to publicly promote the characteristics that had not yet been fully developed. The company initially intended to start a promotion of Siri in this spring, but is now expected to be delayed by at least next year.