Apple plans to introduce iOS 27’s revamped Siri, positioning it as a more conversational, AI-driven chatbot experience. Multiple outlets report that Siri will shift toward multi-turn dialogue similar to services like ChatGPT, with system-level integration across iOS, iPadOS, and macOS, along with a first standalone Siri app. The new app provides a dedicated interface for text or voice conversations, including a prompt area to ask questions and access to past conversation history.

Sources also say the chatbot will draw on device context and personal information, including items such as emails, messages, photos, calendar data, contacts, and notes, and can perform tasks like drafting text, summarizing information, and generating content. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports that Apple internally labels the Siri overhaul as a “beta” or “preview,” even though it is expected to arrive later this year, and that Apple may use a waitlist at launch to gate some features. Separately, GSMArena says the Siri AI is based on Google’s Gemini models, including on-device processing and additional privacy-related measures.

Apple is expected to unveil the changes at its upcoming WWDC 2026 keynote.