Apple Inc. is preparing for its Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2025 next week amid tempered expectations from investors and industry insiders. JPMorgan and other sources indicate that the event is likely to be underwhelming, with the company still working to deliver features promised at last year’s conference. Despite the muted outlook, Apple is expected to announce several artificial intelligence-related innovations, including four AI models with parameter sizes of 3 billion, 7 billion, 33 billion, and 150 billion, a new "Knowledge" chatbot, and a reengineered Siri voice assistant. While some analysts and users hope for a comprehensive overhaul of Apple Intelligence, particularly Siri, such a major update is not anticipated before 2026. Market activity ahead of WWDC shows bullish sentiment for Apple shares (ticker $AAPL), with notable call options purchases, including $200 strike calls expiring in June 2026 valued at $25 million. Apple’s stock remains strong, trading above $410, and is considered a top candidate for inclusion in the S&P 500 index, with a market capitalization exceeding $130 billion. Overall, the WWDC 2025 event is expected to provide incremental AI advancements rather than groundbreaking announcements.