Apple Faces Lawsuit Over Delayed Apple Intelligence Features
2 min read Apple is facing a class-action lawsuit for allegedly misleading consumers about its Apple Intelligence features, which were promised but not delivered. Filed in San Jose Federal Court, the lawsuit claims false advertising and seeks damages. Meanwhile, internal tensions are rising, with CEO Tim Cook reportedly losing confidence in AI chief John Giannandrea over delays. As Apple struggles to compete in AI, this lawsuit could impact its reputation against rivals like Google and OpenAI. March 21, 2025 09:42
Apple is facing a new class-action lawsuit over alleged false advertising of its Apple Intelligence features, which plaintiffs claim were promised but not delivered on AI-capable devices.
Key Details of the Lawsuit
📍 Filed in San Jose Federal Court – Plaintiffs seek class-action status and damages.
📍 Allegations – Apple’s advertising created false expectations about AI features being available at launch.
📍 Claim – Consumers were misled about the actual utility and performance of Apple Intelligence.
Apple’s AI Struggles
Apple has been struggling to roll out Apple Intelligence, and internal tensions seem to be growing. Bloomberg reports that CEO Tim Cook is losing confidence in Apple’s AI chief John Giannandrea over delays in product development.
With AI playing a crucial role in Apple’s future, this lawsuit—and Apple’s ability to deliver on its AI promises—could shape the company’s reputation in the AI race against rivals like Google and OpenAI.
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