Apple is undertaking a thorough artificial intelligence overhaul of Siri, planning to unveil the next-generation AI assistant at this year's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in June.
According to sources familiar with the matter cited by Bloomberg on Tuesday, Apple is testing a standalone Siri application and an &#34;Ask Siri&#34; feature that operates at the system level. Both are expected to be core components of iOS 27 and macOS 27, with a formal debut planned for WWDC on June 8.
Internally codenamed &#34;Campo,&#34; the new Siri will feature chatbot-like conversational capabilities, supporting both text and voice interaction, and will be able to complete tasks directly within applications. This marks a significant shift in Apple's AI strategy.
This overhaul comes against a backdrop of stalled progress in Apple Intelligence. New Siri features announced at WWDC 2024 have never been officially released, with plans originally set for a Spring 2025 launch repeatedly postponed. The release of the new Siri is seen as a crucial countermove by Apple amid continuous pressure from competitors like ChatGPT and Google Gemini.
<h2>Standalone Siri App: Rivaling External AI Tools</h2>
Apple is testing a dedicated Siri app for iPhone, iPad, and Mac, aiming to directly compete with third-party AI tools like ChatGPT while providing users with a centralized hub for managing past conversations.
The app's main interface will display historical conversations in a list or rounded-corner grid format, allowing users to pin frequently used chats, save old records, search across conversations, and initiate new sessions via a prominent plus button. The conversation view resembles Apple's Messages app, featuring a bubble-style chat interface, a text input box, voice mode switching, and the ability to upload documents and images as attachments for analysis.
When starting a new conversation, Siri will offer suggested prompts based on the user's historical usage patterns. The interface supports automatic adaptation to light and dark modes.
<h2>New Search Interface: Siri to Replace Spotlight</h2>
At the interaction entry point level, Apple is testing Siri as a replacement for the current system search tool, Spotlight, to create a unified search and Q&amp;A interface.
One tested approach places the Siri entry point in the Dynamic Island at the top of the screen. Upon activation, Siri will prompt the user to &#34;Search or ask a question.&#34; While processing the request, the interface will display a &#34;Searching&#34; pill-shaped indicator and a glowing Siri icon; once results are ready, the interface will expand into a semi-transparent panel using Apple's Liquid Glass design language, allowing users to pull down the panel for multi-turn conversations.
The new search interface will retain the &#34;Siri Suggestions&#34; feature, but will enable access to a broader range of user data types than the current iOS Spotlight and will activate the previously delayed &#34;Personal Context&#34; feature. Furthermore, Siri will provide more detailed answers from the web, including summaries, bullet points, and images, and will be able to generate in-depth daily news summaries using Apple News content, directly competing with AI search tools like Google Gemini and Perplexity.
<h2>Ask Siri and Write with Siri: Deep System-Level Integration</h2>
Apple is also testing deeper integration of Siri into the operating system through multiple new entry points.
A system-level &#34;Ask Siri&#34; toggle will appear in the menus of various built-in applications, allowing users to send selected content directly to a new Siri conversation, for example, to request more information about highlighted text or to retrieve relevant emails. This design is similar to existing functionality within the ChatGPT iPhone app.
Concurrently, a &#34;Write with Siri&#34; option at the top of the keyboard is also under testing, which will bring up the Writing Tools menu for text generation and editing. This feature has been one of Apple Intelligence's core marketing selling points over the past two years, but its entry point is relatively hidden in the current iOS version.
<h2>Delayed Shadows and Gemini Collaboration</h2>
Despite the anticipation for new features, several already announced upgrades still face uncertainty regarding their rollout. According to Bloomberg, individuals involved in the project believe that most of the announced features, including personal data access and screen awareness, may not be ready until this fall.
On the technical front, many features of the new Siri are powered by Apple's self-developed Apple Foundation Models, combined with technology from Google Gemini. As reported by Bloomberg previously, the two companies reached a cooperation agreement worth approximately $1 billion last year, officially confirmed in January of this year.
Upgrades to the App Intents software are also still in progress, a feature that will allow Siri to more precisely control specific functions of Apple's own and third-party applications, with plans to gradually support actions like scrolling within application interfaces via voice.

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Apple is undertaking the most thorough AI overhaul of Siri in history, planning to unveil its new AI assistant codenamed "Campo" at WWDC on June 8. The new Siri will debut as a standalone app, supporting multi-turn conversations similar to ChatGPT, directly rivaling Google Gemini and Perplexity. In terms of interaction entry points, Apple is testing Siri as a replacement for the current system search tool, Spotlight, and is also exploring deeper integration of Siri into multiple new operating system entry points

- Apple is undertaking a complete AI overhaul of Siri, set to unveil a new generation of AI assistants at the Worldwide Developers Conference on June 8.  
- The updated Siri, internally codenamed "Campo," will include a dedicated application for iPhone, iPad, and Mac, designed to compete with tools like ChatGPT by offering a centralized interface for managing conversations.  
- Despite promising features, there is uncertainty regarding the rollout of these updates, with some functionalities expected to be ready by this fall, aided by a partnership with Google Gemini.

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June Debut? Apple Tests "New AI Siri" with "All-New Interface, Task Completion, Ask Button Setup"