The plaintiff alleges that Apple overstated its progress in adding artificial intelligence features to its voice assistant Siri and that the company misrepresented its ability to comply with a 2021 injunction in a case brought by Epic Games, according to the report.
Apple argued in its court filing that there is no proof that it knew it would take longer than expected to add AI features to Siri, and that it did not guarantee it could comply with the injunction in the Epic case, the report said.
The Epic case involved the commissions Apple collected on purchases made in its App Store, per the report.