
Years from now, business schools and tech historians will study Siri as a cautionary chapter in Apple's story. Not because the company lacked talent or resources, but because it underestimated how fast intelligence itself was becoming the product.
Siri will be remembered as an early lead that slowly slipped away, a reminder that great hardware, brand trust, and privacy principles are not enough when iteration speed and model quality decide the outcome.
History will remember it as a rare moment where Apple chose to follow rather than define the next era.
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