The head of program management for Apple's software team, Kim Vorrath, has reportedly moved to an augmented reality team within the company, perhaps signalling accelerating work in the field.

Steve Jobs was infamous for his temper, with a famous story about him blowing up at the MobileMe team following a rocky rollout of that service in ...

Apple exec Kim Vorrath, a company veteran “known for fixing troubled products and bringing major projects to market,” has been tasked with helping fix Siri and Apple Intelligence, reports Bloomberg (a ...

Kim Vorrath has led program management for Apple’s software team for over 15 years, but is now moving to focus on on the AR team.

Earlier this week, we learned about Apple’s decision to appoint Kim Vorrath, the vice president of the company’s Technology Development Group (TDG), to help build Apple Intelligence under the ...

Kim Vorrath, a software veteran with 36 years at the company, shifts to Apple's AI and machine learning division. She'll focus on boosting Siri and other AI-related offerings and report to AI ...

Apple Inc. executive Kim Vorrath, a company veteran known for fixing troubled products and bringing major projects to market, has a new job: whipping artificial intelligence and Siri into shape.

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The memo was reported in an article by Bloomberg (via 9to5Mac), which states that highly rated Apple executive Kim Vorrath has been moved to the AI division with the task of "whipping artificial ...

In January, reports surfaced that Kim Vorrath was brought into the AI team, an internal Apple "fixer," and apparently, one of Rockwell's lieutenants to aid with Siri.

Almost immediately, Apple pulled the update. If Apple CEO Tim Cook is going to blame anyone for the fiasco, it's probably senior engineer Kim Vorrath.