Apple has been sued in federal courtroom over what plaintiffs allege is fake promoting of a number of Apple Intelligence options.
Filed Wednesday in U.S. District Court in San Jose, the swimsuit seeks class-action standing and damages on behalf of those that bought Apple Intelligence-capable iPhones and different units. Plaintiffs declare that gadget house owners haven’t acquired the Apple Intelligence options they have been promised.
“Apple’s commercials [cultivated] a transparent and cheap client expectation that these transformative options could be accessible upon the iPhone’s launch,” reads the grievance filed by attorneys for the plaintiffs. “Contrary to defendant’s claims of superior AI capabilities, the merchandise provided a considerably restricted or solely absent model of Apple Intelligence, deceptive customers about its precise utility and efficiency.”
The swimsuit is the most recent headache for Apple because it struggles to convey extremely anticipated Apple Intelligence capabilities to market. Bloomberg reported Thursday that Apple CEO Tim Cook “has misplaced confidence within the skill of AI head John Giannandrea to execute on product improvement.”
