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Apple plans to launch the World Knowledge Answers search engine, based on AI, to improve the Siri assistant.

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Apple intends to improve its assistant Siri by launching a search engine called World Knowledge Answers, which will use the Gemini model developed by Google. This search engine will provide summaries of information, images, and videos, similar to Google. The new Siri, which will be available in the spring of next year, will respond to both written and spoken commands, using AI to synthesize relevant information. This initiative comes in the context of Google's recent legal troubles, having been found guilty of monopoly, but it may continue to collaborate with other companies.

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