Apple's new Siri is just good enough to ease its AI crisis; The company previews a much-delayed reboot.

Apple's new Siri, previewed after a two-year delay, is designed to help the company navigate its ongoing AI crisis. The updated assistant promises to deliver lengthy, detailed answers and can now sift through emails, calendars, and messages for personal information.

Despite these enhancements, experts note that the capabilities of Siri AI are not groundbreaking. The new Siri can answer questions and even scan screens or 'see' through the camera app, but it remains to be seen if these features will meet the high expectations set by Apple.

Siri AI will soon be accessible via a quick swipe or button-press on hundreds of millions of iPhones, marking a significant step in Apple's AI strategy. However, as one analyst pointed out, we wait to see if Siri's new brain will live up to many months of cautious expectation when it arrives later this year.

Apple's revamped Siri, previewed after a two-year delay, aims to alleviate the company's AI challenges by providing detailed answers and personal information retrieval. While the new features are promising, experts caution that Siri's capabilities remain unremarkable compared to competitors.