We’ve all heard it before. In 2024, Apple promised an upgraded Siri for iOS 18, but ended up pushing back the timeline multiple times. But this time around, with help from Google Gemini, Apple’s finally ready to roll out the new Siri AI come September.
Announced earlier at WWDC 2026, Siri Ai, powered by Apple Intelligence (Apple’s clever take on the AI acronym), will make its way to devices (with caveats), such as the Apple iPhone, the Apple Watch, iPad, Macs, and the Apple Vision Pro.
You get features such as being able to understand what’s on your screen, understanding personal context, or even helping you split bills (but limited to Apple Cash). Visual Intelligence appears to have merged right into the Camera app on the iPhone, which makes a lot more sense to me than a separate instance. It’s also available for iPad and Mac, though with different implementations (screenshot and shortcut key).
You also get the usual writing stuff, but apparently tailored to your own writin…
