Apple Develops Autonomous Siri to Execute Complex Tasks
Apple Inc. is building an agentic version of Siri capable of independently coordinating complex tasks across multiple applications to compete with other AI assistants.
Apple Inc. is developing a more autonomous version of Siri designed to transition from a reactive voice assistant to an agentic AI. The new system aims to move beyond responding to individual instructions to understanding broad objectives, such as organizing a weekend trip, and independently coordinating the necessary steps like checking calendars and searching for restaurants.
Near-term updates will focus on providing deeper control over native Apple applications for tasks including organizing Safari tabs and editing photos. The company's longer-term goals involve integrating these capabilities with third-party applications. This development is part of a broader effort to close the gap with competing AI companies.
Apple has not yet launched these fully autonomous capabilities or confirmed a specific release date.