Apple is cutting jobs across teams tied to Siri and the Vision Pro headset, according to Bloomberg. The reported reductions affect groups responsible for Apple's digital assistant as well as Vision Pro immersive video and gaming work. Techmeme's summary of Mark Gurman's Bloomberg report says the cuts amount to more than 200 jobs. That includes roughly 100 positions from the Vision Pro unit and another 100 from the Siri team, according to the summary. Bloomberg frames the move as part of Apple's effort to focus on new devices and artificial intelligence. The provided summaries do not specify which new devices are being prioritized, nor do they describe whether the cuts are part of a broader restructuring beyond the named teams. The affected areas are notable because they include Apple's Siri digital assistant and teams responsible for the Vision Pro headset. Bloomberg's headline specifically names Siri, Vision Pro immersive video and gaming teams. The evidence in this cluster is strong enough to stand up the basic story because Bloomberg is the originating source and Techmeme summarizes the same report. The exact job-count details, however, remain tied to the Bloomberg/Gurman sourcing as summarized by Techmeme, rather than corroborated by a separate outlet in the provided material. Who benefits: The provided items do not identify specific teams, products or employees that benefit from the reported cuts. Who's exposed: Employees in Siri and Vision Pro-related groups are directly exposed, with Techmeme citing more than 200 total cuts from the Bloomberg report. Vision Pro immersive video and gaming teams are specifically named in Bloomberg's headline.