Apple Expanding AI Writing Tools With Grammar Checker in iOS 27
Apple is set to enhance its AI writing tools with the introduction of a grammar checker in iOS 27. The new features will include a revamped Siri chatbot and a dedicated AI grammar checker that offers suggestions for text revisions. These updates will be showcased at Apple's WWDC keynote on June 8.
- ▪iOS 27 will feature an upgraded AI chatbot version of Siri with enhanced capabilities.
- ▪A new grammar checker will function similarly to Grammarly, providing suggestions for text revisions.
- ▪Users can accept or reject suggestions individually or all at once, and can pause grammar checking.
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Apple Expanding AI Writing Tools With Grammar Checker in iOS 27Monday May 18, 2026 10:53 am PDT by Juli CloveriOS 27 and iPadOS 27 will include a revamped AI chatbot version of Siri with new capabilities, but Apple is also planning to introduce new Apple Intelligence features across the operating system, reports Bloomberg. Apple is testing an expanded version of Writing Tools that will do more rewriting and text generation than the current version. There is a "Write With Siri" toggle at the top of the keyboard, along with a "Help Me Write" option that comes up when Siri is activated while a text field is open. Apple is planning to introduce a dedicated AI grammar checker for Writing Tools that will work like Grammarly.
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