Apple Picks Google, Big Blow To ChatGPT Now?

The evolution of artificial intelligence at the fundamental level in smartphones has reached a new high. And now the latest development are suggesting that Apple could have delivered a big blow to ChatGPT.

Apple choosing Google Gemini as the backbone for its upcoming AI powered Siri is a major strategic signal, but it is not the death blow to OpenAI that headlines suggest. Apple’s decision appears driven less by who has the flashiest chatbot and more by who best aligns with Apple’s long term priorities.

Privacy first architecture, tight operating system level control, and deep optimization with Apple silicon matter more to Cupertino than public facing AI popularity. Google’s Gemini, designed to scale across devices and run efficiently in controlled environments, fits that philosophy well. This move does not mean ChatGPT or OpenAI are falling behind. In fact, ChatGPT still dominates consumer mindshare, developer adoption, and real world usage across education, work, and creative industries.

OpenAI’s strength lies in being platform neutral and rapidly iterating products directly for users, something Apple does not typically allow inside its ecosystem. What this really represents is Apple avoiding dependence on a single AI supplier while keeping maximum control over Siri’s evolution. It is a business decision, not a verdict on intelligence leadership.

For OpenAI, the bigger war is not Siri. It is enterprise adoption, autonomous agents, developer tools, and becoming the default AI layer of the internet. On those fronts, ChatGPT remains far ahead.