Apple's iOS 27 Could Be Siri's Biggest AI Reinvention Yet
Apple is set to unveil a significantly upgraded version of Siri with the launch of iOS 27 later this year. The new Siri will transition from a reactive assistant to an AI-agentic chatbot, capable of managing complex tasks. Users will have multiple ways to interact with Siri, including a new Search or Ask interface that allows for typing or speaking commands.
- ▪Siri will be integrated into the Dynamic Island on compatible iPhone models, providing constant access to the assistant.
- ▪Users can launch Siri by saying 'hey Siri' or swiping down to access a new Search or Ask interface.
- ▪The new Siri will utilize advanced AI capabilities, including partnerships with OpenAI and other AI agents like ChatGPT and Gemini.
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A new Siri is on the horizon, and we're getting a better look -- literally -- at how Apple's new AI assistant will appear and perform when it's unveiled later this year.In a new report from Bloomberg, the news outlet created illustrations showing how Siri could look with the launch of iOS 27, the updated operating system for iPhones. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman also outlined how people will be able to use Siri, which will pivot from a reactive assistant (for single, linear tasks) to an AI-agentic chatbot, capable of managing complex workflows without needing step-by-step guidance.
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