Users running the public beta can now test Siri’s new capabilities, which rely on artificial intelligence models to better understand complex requests, provide more accurate responses, and perform multiple tasks within supported apps, according to the technology website TechCrunch.
Through this step, Apple aims to expand testing of the new features before the official release of the operating system, while collecting user feedback to improve performance and stability. This comes as major technology companies compete to integrate artificial intelligence technologies into operating systems and everyday services.
The company is expected to continue adding improvements to Siri in the coming period, ahead of the final release of iOS 27. Apple is betting on this update to enhance the user experience and strengthen its competition with other smart assistants in the market.