Apple is preparing one of the biggest changes to Siri in years as it looks to strengthen its position in artificial intelligence. Reports say the company is testing a standalone Siri app and a new “Ask Siri” feature that would work across its software platforms, giving the assistant a larger role on Apple devices. Reports Republicworld.com.
The updated Siri is expected to move beyond its traditional voice-only design and adopt a more conversational, chatbot-style interface. Apple is reportedly building it as a systemwide AI agent that can handle more complex questions, offer context-aware help, and work more smoothly across apps and devices.
The new version is likely to be introduced on June 8 at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference, where the company is expected to highlight its latest AI developments alongside new versions of iOS and macOS. Apple has already said this year’s event will focus on AI advances, although it has not officially confirmed specific Siri features.
The overhaul comes as Apple faces pressure to catch up with rivals such as OpenAI and Google, whose AI tools have generated stronger public interest. If the company delivers on its plans, Siri could shift from a basic assistant for simple tasks into a central AI product within Apple’s ecosystem.
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