Siri Has Become a Joke
Apple must now prove Siri deserves trust
Andy IhnatkoPanelist
Shelly BrisbinGuestI asked my chat bot to take a pulse check on WWDC 2026, and they say, this is the Apple AI redemption keynote coming up.
Lots of heat, but still more rumor blog energy than broad developer social consensus.
uh software heavy mac os name leak the wwdcx hashmoji file name apparently references project big bear 2026. so everybody's thinking that the next version of mac os is big bear i think that's a good name for it actually uh i wonder if it will be big bear is is where is that jason it's in

Do they really want to invite sarcastic people to, like, does the big bear blank in the woods? If the trend for Siri is the same, maybe so.

Well, it's the compromise between the cats and the California names, I suppose.
I asked my chat bot to take a pulse check on WWDC 2026, and they say, this is the Apple AI redemption keynote coming up.
Lots of heat, but still more rumor blog energy than broad developer social consensus.
uh software heavy mac os name leak the wwdcx hashmoji file name apparently references project big bear 2026. so everybody's thinking that the next version of mac os is big bear i think that's a good name for it actually uh i wonder if it will be big bear is is where is that jason it's in

Do they really want to invite sarcastic people to, like, does the big bear blank in the woods? If the trend for Siri is the same, maybe so.

Well, it's the compromise between the cats and the California names, I suppose.
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