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Apple CEO Tim Cook announced that heavy users of the revamped Siri may incur charges for access, as the company works on a plan to manage increased computing costs. The new Siri was introduced at the developer conference in June, with a public beta available this month and full release expected in the fall. Reports indicate that some features may require a paid iCloud subscription.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook announced that heavy users of the revamped Siri may incur charges for access, as the company works on a plan to manage increased computing costs. The new Siri was introduced at the developer conference in June, with a public beta available this month and full release expected in the fall. Reports indicate that some features may require a paid iCloud subscription.
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Tim Cook says Apple may charge for AI Siri
Apple CEO Tim Cook discusses potential charges for upgraded Siri