We know that Apple has been trying to take Siri to a much higher level lately and has been putting a lot of effort into it. The next-generation Siri will be based on large language models (LLM) to become a more natural and effective digital assistant. As Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports, Apple is determined to close the gap with strong competitors like ChatGPT and Google’s Gemini with this project. However, this may take a little longer than we expect.
Apple to introduce the most advanced Siri with iOS 19 in 2025, launch in spring 2026
While Siri has received many visual and functional updates since its launch in 2011, the promise of the new Siri is much bigger. The enhanced version will come with deeper integration with apps, contextual responses using on-screen data, and the ability to handle more complex requests.
Apple also plans to add AI-powered capabilities like text typing and summarization to Siri, making it a productive AI assistant. In fact, the company will introduce a more advanced LLM technology for Siri with iOS 19 in 2025. This technology will be much more capable than the basic LLM model in iOS 18. The system will completely revamp the current Siri infrastructure and will be able to perform complex tasks faster and more efficiently.
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As part of this process, Apple is already turning to third-party chatbot solutions. While the integration of ChatGPT is planned for the near future, other technologies such as Google’s Gemini are also being considered. However, it should be noted that Apple will continue to develop its own solution with user privacy as a priority.
In the meantime, Apple is expanding its team to revamp Siri and is looking for new experts in AI-focused engineering. The job advertisements for the future of Siri even emphasize that Apple is working on a revolutionary project.
Apple is expected to introduce the next-generation Siri with iOS 19 and macOS 16 in 2025, with general availability expected in spring 2026. What do you think about this? You can write your opinions in the comments section below.
