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slash UK slash AI for people. Welcome to Tech News Briefing. It's Tuesday, June 10th. I'm Victoria Craig for the Wall Street Journal.

Investors were itching for a blockbuster breakthrough in AI at Apple's annual developer conference.

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But first, huge developments, mind-blowing releases, and a project that only comes once a decade.

That is how Apple described a number of new software updates announced at its annual

Worldwide Develop developers conference yesterday.

But it all added up to incremental updates across Apple's devices. And that wasn't exactly what

Apple Watchers were hoping for from this year's WWDC. WSJ personal tech columnist Nicole Nguyen is

at the conference in C in Cooperino, California.

Nicole, an AI-powered Siri is really what a lot of people had been hoping to see Apple unveil.

But that just wasn't in the cards.

Instead, we got a number of more modest developments.

Why is that?

Well, Siri was not even mentioned this year.

And that's because Apple a few months ago said that it wasn't up to par and it didn't meet the mark, so we'll see delays for that feature, and we were hoping for a timeline update, but we didn't get one.

It's interesting to note what Apple didn't talk about, which is all of the AI buzzwords that you've heard recently.

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