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Apple Testing AI Siri That Can Fully Control Apps With Just Your Voice: Report
Apple is working on a big new AI-powered Siri capability that could let you control apps entirely with your voice—but you’ll have to wait until next spring to try it. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reported in his Power On newsletter Sunday that Apple is testing an upgraded version of App Intents,
Apple’s much-anticipated App Intents feature and a major Siri overhaul are now scheduled for launch in spring 2026, around ...
We have a one-two combo of juicy Apple rumors today, about a new cost-optimized MacBook, along with the headwinds faced by ...
Siri’s App Intents feature was initially supposed to be part of Apple Intelligence in iOS 18, but development roadblocks ...
Apple has hemorrhaged around a dozen artificial intelligence staff to rivals since January, making it one of the prime ...
Apple is collaborating with major app developers, including Uber, Amazon, and WhatsApp, to prepare their apps for integration ...
Apple’s postponement of key Siri upgrades this year drew public attention to its lag in artificial intelligence and sparked ...
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If Apple Wants Siri to Be an AI Leader, It Needs to Ditch ChatGPTApple reportedly wants to buy or partner with an AI company to deliver its much-delayed Siri upgrade. I think Anthropic's ...
Apple Intelligence will lean heavily into Apple’s existing work with App Intents and Shortcuts integrations. The app services App Intents provide will be combined with Apple Intelligence and supported ...
Apple delays Siri’s AI upgrade to 2026, prioritizing privacy and smarter features to compete with Google and Microsoft.
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