Apple is chopping down the team behind the Vision Pro, its long suffering VR headset, while eliminating positions across a number of other teams, Bloomberg reported. Over 200 positions, all told, have been cut,

Apple is cutting more than 200 jobs. is a senior reporter covering technology, gaming, and more. He joined The Verge in 2019 after nearly two years at Techmeme. Apple is laying off staff on the Siri and the Vision Pro teams,

In addition to cutting dozens of Vision Pro employees who worked on features like immersive video and gaming, Apple is laying off people who worked on Siri and AI, reports Bloomberg. Apple is "largely shutting down" the Vision Pro team focused on gaming,

The latest evidence of that comes courtesy of AppleInsider, which reported this week that Apple has cut at least 60 workers from its Apple Vision Group, which worked on the Vision Pro headset. This move came just a couple of weeks before longtime CEO Tim Cook is set to hand the reins over to John Ternus,

Apple’s big fall hardware release is just around the corner, and we suspect one of the hottest new devices we’ll see are AirPods with built-in cameras. A rumor about this innovation has been circulating for months,

A hidden demo video in macOS Tahoe 26.7 shows camera-equipped AirPods in action, and they might launch as soon as September.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

An Apple Inc. effort to sell camera-equipped AirPods remains on track for 2027, despite a leak from the company indicating that the product might arrive sooner.

Apple may be getting ready to put a pair of digital eyes right next to your ears, and the convenience could be wild. But once a device can see the […] The post Apple May Put Cameras In AirPods To Let Siri See What You See,

First, they'll have to allow ChatGPT to access their Mac's on-device Messages history when the permissions screen pops up during the setup process. They'll also be prompted to change their privacy preferences in Mac's System Settings to give ChatGPT Full Disk Access.

OpenAI has introduced a feature that taps directly into Apple’s iMessage app via ChatGPT, which is probably not going to go down well with the gang in Cupertino. Bloomberg reported that the Thursday update allows ChatGPT users (currently only Work and Codex users on Apple Silicon Macs) to “take actions such as reading,

OpenAI's new Apple Messages plugin lets ChatGPT read, draft, and send iMessages on Mac, but it requires Full Disk Access and other broad system permissions.

Mac users can now give ChatGPT their entire Messages history and have it write texts. Hand OpenAI your house keys while you're at it.