Apr 18, 2026 – 5.00am
In the old days, before Apple broke from the rest of the industry with its own Apple-branded chips, the term “boot camp” once referred to special software you could install on a Mac that let it run as a regular Windows PC. The term is back now, and it has a new meaning.
It’s where Apple is said to be sending many of its software developers working on the next generation of the voice assistant Siri: a special coding boot camp, where, according to a report appearing in The Information on Thursday, they’ll be taught how to use AI to speed up the development of Siri, which has fallen far behind its schedule, and far behind its rivals.
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