The renewed version of Siri will be the “main novelty” of iOS 27 and will have a ‘chatbot’ format, according to Gurman

Apple will launch the renewed version of Siri as the “main novelty” of your new operating system update iOS 27, that will arrive with a new format that will change the wizard interface to that of a ‘chatbot’ integrated into iPhones, iPads and Mac computers powered by artificial intelligence (AI), according to Mark Gurman.

The company led by Tim Cook has been working on the updated version of Siri for some time. However, the appearance of performance problems and the delay in its launch led the company to look to third-party technology to boost your AI capabilities, which has led to a multi-year agreement with Google to base its Foundational Models on the models of Gemini and Google cloud technology.

Now, sources close to the company have shared that Apple intends to convert the revamped version of Siri in a ‘chatbot’ experience integrated into the ‘software’ and applications of the iPhone, iPad and Mac devices, leaving behind the assistant interface as it is currently known.

This has been reported by Bloomberg journalist, Mark Gurman, who has detailed that this will be the “main novelty” What Apple will offer for its renewed operating systems iOS 27, iPadOS and macOS 27, along with other updates.

In this way, with the codename ‘Fields’Siri will become the company’s first AI-powered chatbot, allowing Apple to catch up with other generative AI companies like OpenAI.

Specifically, users will be able to go to Siri as they currently do, activating the experience using the ‘Siri’ voice command or by pressing the iPhone’s side button for a few seconds. After that, they will be able Interact with the chatbot by typing or speaking directly in a natural conversation.

It must be taken into account that this format update is independent of AI-powered advanced and personalization features which the company already announced that it would integrate into Siri.

Likewise, the updated version of Siri in ‘chatbot’ format will be powered by Apple’s custom AI model, developed from Google Gemini. With all this, Apple is expected to announce all this news about the Siri update during the World Developers Conference (WWDC), before officially launching it in September with iOS 27.