Apple Execs on AI Setbacks, Siri Delays, iPads and More (Full Interview)
WSJ's Joanna Stern sits down with Apple software chief Craig Federighi and marketing head Greg Joswiak at WWDC 2025 in Cupertino to talk about the future of AI, what happened to Siri, the new Liquid Glass redesign, iPads vs. Macs, tariffs and more. Photo: Sean Havey
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