Apple has settled a $250m class action lawsuit over claims it misled iPhone users over the AI capabilities of Siri. It means up to 36 million eligible iPhone users in the U.S. could be entitled to a payout of up to $95 each. The suit was initially filed in California by Peter Landsheft in 2024 after Apple began promoting a more "personalized Siri" with artificial intelligence features. In particular, commercials featuring U.K. actress Bella Ramsey showed interactions with an AI-upgraded Siri using features that were unavailable to users. We resolved this matter to stay focused on doing what we do ⁠best, delivering ​the most innovative products and ​services to our users. Apple The National Advertising Division sided with the plaintiff and concluded that Apple misled users by saying the new Siri was "available now." Article continues below Apple filed its settlement, which includes no admission of wrongdoing, for court approval yesterday, Tuesday, May 5.…