When you ask Siri questions about the Super Bowl, Apple’s digital assistant might only be able to answer 34% of them correctly.

In what may not come as much of a surprise, a new test of Siri's knowledge of Super Bowl history has revealed significant accuracy issues

Apple commentator John Gruber yesterday described Siri’s current performance as “an unfunny joke,” giving its inability to correctly name

Apple’s recent software update, iOS 18.3, automatically activates the Apple Intelligence feature for both new users and those upgrading on eligible devices. The technology, which received integration with Siri and ChatGPT in previous iterations,

Apple is enabling its AI features for everyone with a compatible device, like it or not. Earlier this week, Apple rolled out the release candidate for iOS 18.3, which included a significant change to Apple Intelligence: it will now be on by default.

According to the release notes for the iOS 18.3 release candidate, the final beta for the latest iPhone update before it goes live in (likely to be a few days), Apple Intelligence