Apple has agreed to a $250 million settlement in the United States to resolve a shareholder/class-action over AI features related to Siri and the broader Apple Intelligence push. The settlement, which still requires court approval, covers claims that Apple overstated AI capabilities and delayed delivery of certain AI features for iPhone models around the iPhone 16 era. The parties expect compensation to eligible US device owners after final court approval and any appeals are resolved.
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