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Your iPhone has a Siri AI kill switch. Here’s how to use it

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Your iPhone has a Siri AI kill switch. Here’s how to use it. Last month, Apple rolled out its long-awaited AI chatbot, dubbed Siri AI. The launch comes at a time when investors see AI as a must-have offering, while consumers are increasingly cautious about the effects that artificial intelligence will have on their lives and society at large. As AI backlash mounts, it is the latter group who may be the least interested in—or most distrustful of—the new Siri AI . Siri AI is built on top of Google’s Gemini foundational models and is available on every iPhone 15.

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