Apple exec Kim Vorrath, a company veteran “known for fixing troubled products and bringing major projects to market,” has been tasked with helping fix Siri and Apple Intelligence, reports Bloomberg (a ...

Earlier this week, we learned about Apple’s decision to appoint Kim Vorrath, the vice president of the company’s Technology Development Group (TDG), to help build Apple Intelligence under the ...

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) has taken a major step to strengthen its AI and Siri capabilities by making a notable leadership change. The company has appointed Kim Vorrath, a veteran executive with ...

The memo was reported in an article by Bloomberg (via 9to5Mac), which states that highly rated Apple executive Kim Vorrath has been moved to the AI division with the task of "whipping artificial ...

Apple Inc.’s long-promised overhaul for the Siri digital assistant is facing engineering problems and software bugs, ... The company recently tapped longtime software executive Kim Vorrath, ...

If Apple isn't able to get its Siri improvements out with iOS 19 in the fall, ... But then there is Kim Vorrath. Despite being a very long-time Apple employee, ...

According to Bloomberg‘s Mark Gurman, Kim Vorrath, a vice president in charge of program movement who previously worked on Vision Pro and iPhone software, was moved to Apple’s AI and machine ...

Apple touted the features as a key selling point of the iPhone 16 line, ... Already, the company tapped longtime executive Kim Vorrath — seen as a project fixer — to assist the group.

Vice President Kim Vorrath, known for successfully managing key software projects like the original iPhone and visionOS, has been tasked with overseeing improvements in Siri and Apple's AI platform.

The memo was reported in an article by Bloomberg (via 9to5Mac), which states that highly rated Apple executive Kim Vorrath has been moved to the AI division with the task of "whipping artificial ...