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Apple is preparing to launch the most significant Siri update since its debut—set to arrive with iOS 26.4 in Spring 2026. At the heart of this upgrade is App Intents, a new system that allows Siri to interact directly with apps—not just open them, but actually perform tasks inside them, all through voice commands.

This means Siri will finally be able to do things like edit your photos, send messages, post on Instagram, or order from Amazon, entirely hands-free—no Shortcuts, no custom scripts.

Apple is currently testing this next-gen Siri with apps like Uber, YouTube, WhatsApp, Instagram, and more, with tighter controls for sensitive apps like banking and healthcare. This is Apple’s answer to the AI leap from competitors like OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic.

The upgrade is more than just an iPhone feature—it’s the foundation for Apple’s upcoming *smart display* and **tabletop robot**, both of which will rely heavily on a truly intelligent, voice-first assistant.

If Siri 2.0 succeeds, it could redefine Apple’s AI strategy and ecosystem. If it fails, it risks falling further behind in the rapidly evolving AI race.

Watch the full breakdown to learn what’s coming, why it matters, and whether Apple can finally deliver on its original Siri promise.

Check out our earlier coverage of Apple’s AI plans here:
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