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At WWDC 25, Apple should make amends with developers after AI shortfalls and lawsuits

Last updated: June 9, 2025 1:54 am
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Apple’s AI Struggles Continue as WWDC 2025 Approaches

Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) last year generated a lot of excitement as the tech giant teased its AI capabilities. Many were eagerly anticipating Apple’s unveiling of an AI platform that could rival industry leaders like Google and OpenAI. The demos showcased at the event were impressive, but the subsequent progress has left both developers and consumers wanting more.

Over the past year, Apple’s challenges in the AI space have become more apparent. Delays in its personalized intelligence initiatives and inconsistent rollout of new tools have hindered the company’s AI ambitions. The seamless integration of on-device AI, enhanced Siri interactions, and powerful developer capabilities promised in 2024 have yet to fully materialize.

The rollout of Apple Intelligence features has been marred by setbacks and delays. The personalized Siri experience, touted as a key component of Apple’s AI strategy, has faced postponements. This has left a gap in Apple’s AI offerings and raised questions about the company’s competitiveness in the AI landscape compared to rivals like Google and Microsoft.

As WWDC 2025 approaches, expectations for Apple’s AI advancements are more tempered. Developers and analysts are hoping for incremental improvements in AI integration within native apps and tools that empower developers to leverage Apple’s AI technology effectively.

One area where Apple could excel is in facilitating AI-assisted app development. Tools like Cursor, Replit, and Bolt.new have simplified code generation, enabling faster product development for developers and non-developers alike.

Apple could also benefit from modernizing its approach to AI-powered app distribution. Platforms like ChatGPT have found success on the web before expanding to native apps, while tools like WordPress and Canva allow non-technical users to create simple apps using natural language prompts.

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Despite some announcements, many of Apple’s AI initiatives are still in the works. Swift Assist, a coding assistant for Xcode, has yet to see a wide release. Apple is also reportedly developing an AI coding tool powered by Anthropic and plans to provide access to its AI models for developers to lower the barriers to iOS app development.

However, Apple faces challenges in light of recent legal developments. A court ruling requiring Apple to allow outside payment methods for digital purchases in the U.S. App Store without charging fees could impact the company’s revenue from app commissions.

As Apple navigates these challenges, it must reaffirm the value of its ecosystem. The company may need to explore new App Store features to make native iOS apps more lucrative for developers. With AI playing an increasingly crucial role in technology, Apple cannot afford to fall behind its competitors.

As WWDC 2025 approaches, Apple must demonstrate its ability to deliver on AI advancements for both end users and developers. In a rapidly evolving landscape where AI is driving innovation, Apple must show that it can keep pace and remain a leader in the industry.

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