Apple Gemini AI discussions are underway, and the news just pushed Alphabet shares to a record high as investors anticipate a major shift in Siri’s future.
Apple Gemini AI partnership could boost Siri
Bloomberg reports that Apple is exploring a deal with Google to use its Gemini model to power an AI-enhanced version of Siri. The companies are in early talks to train a custom Gemini model that would run on Apple’s servers.
The news sent Alphabet stock up 3.2%, while Apple shares rose 1.3%. Both companies are under pressure to prove leadership in AI, especially Apple, which has lagged behind.
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Apple Gemini AI option beats building alone
While Apple has developed its own AI tools, it may now prefer to speed up Siri’s evolution through external help. Google’s Gemini would offer a ready-made language model with strong performance and scalability.
Evercore ISI analyst Amit Daryanani called the potential deal a smart move. He said a Gemini-powered Siri could reduce Apple’s AI costs and help it avoid major infrastructure expansion.
What a Gemini-powered Siri might deliver
If the deal moves forward, Apple could finally bring Siri up to speed with today’s best voice assistants. A Gemini-powered Siri might include:
- More natural, fluid conversations
- Better context and memory retention
- Faster response times using hybrid processing
- Competitive features to match ChatGPT and Alexa
Daryanani also noted that this approach keeps Apple capital-efficient while making real AI gains.
Google faces legal pressure as talks continue
Alphabet’s win with Apple comes during a tense time. A federal judge may soon impose new restrictions after ruling that Google holds a monopoly in search and ads.
Some potential remedies could limit future deals, like blocking exclusive agreements with companies such as Apple.
Apple Gemini AI decision still weeks away
Apple hasn’t locked anything in yet. According to Bloomberg, the company remains undecided and is still evaluating internal models and other third-party partners.
Still, a Gemini partnership would signal a major shift in how Apple delivers AI and how fast it catches up.
