Apple reportedly plans to make Siri more like an AI agent as early as next year
Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reported in Power On that Apple is reportedly planning to launch a more proactive Siri as early as next year, making it more like an agent that can perform tasks on behalf of users. While Siri has already been personalized in iOS 27, it still lacks the ability to act proactively; Apple may begin shifting Siri toward becoming an agent as early as 2027.
Apple is reportedly planning to make Siri more like an agent as early as next year.
Apple is reportedly set to launch a more proactive version of Siri as early as next year, making it more like an agent capable of performing tasks on behalf of users. According to Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman in Power On, while Siri has already been personalized in iOS 27, it still lacks the ability to act proactively. Apple may begin shifting Siri toward an agent model as early as 2027.
To support this, Apple is also improving its internal processes: for the first development cycle of iOS 28, the usual four weeks of coding followed by four weeks of integration will be replaced with six weeks of coding and exploration plus two weeks of convergence, giving engineers more time to innovate.
