Apple's artificial intelligence chief John Giannandrea will retire, the company announced Monday in an AI leadership shakeup following Siri delays.

Apple is going through a big shakeup in its AI team, with the head of the team being switched out for the first time in years.

While John Giannandrea reported to CEO Tim Cook, his successor, Amar Subramanya, will report to the senior vice president of software development.

The planned early-2025 retirement of John Giannandrea, Apple’s AI chief, comes at a time when the company is seeing the exit of its top leaders.

Apple’s latest AI leadership change is less a quiet transition and more a blunt acknowledgment that its ambition with respect to artificial intelligence has stalled. The departure of John Giannandrea,

Apple's top artificial intelligence executive is stepping down and will retire in 2026, an abrupt change at a company known for its careful succession plans.

John Giannandrea, hired from Google, is leaving after the release of a new Siri was postponed. Apple has fallen behind rivals in efforts to develop A.I. products.

CUPERTINO, CA – Apple has hired veteran artificial intelligence researcher Amar Subramanya as its new vice president of AI, a key appointment that signals how aggressively the company is now moving to strengthen its AI leadership.

Apple on Monday said the head of its artificial intelligence team is stepping down, and the effort is to be led by a veteran engineer from Google and Microsoft.