California (TDI): Since the release of its most recent iPhone 16 series, which includes iOS 18, earlier this month, Apple, the largest phone manufacturer in the world, has had a very busy few weeks.
Apple fans are already excitedly awaiting the roll out of Apple Intelligence, the tech company’s suite of artificial intelligence technologies, which is slated to make its debut in October with iOS 18.1.
This is because the iPhone 16 series is now available in stores in several countries.
Even though Apple Intelligence will be available starting next month, the entire set of AI features will be unveiled progressively during 2025.
An updated Siri is one of these AI-powered features that aims to completely transform using a personal assistant.
But until recently, it was unclear when the new Siri would be released. The iPhone maker had revealed the updated version of the app during its Worldwide Developers’ Conference in June.
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It’s possible that iOS 18.3, which might be released as early as January, will include some of the new Siri features. With every iOS 18 upgrade, the new features will be released.
The first wave of Apple Intelligence, comprising a minor update to Siri, Writing Tools, Photo Cleanup, and Notification Summaries, will be available in mid-October with the release of iOS 18.1.
The next version of Apple’s operating system, iOS 18.2, is anticipated to bring ChatGPT integration, Image Playground, and Genmoji. After that, iOS 18.3, which will include an improved Siri, is anticipated to release in 2025.
When activated, it is anticipated that the redesigned Siri would have a bright light surrounding the screen’s edges.
Onscreen awareness to take actions based on the content shown on the screen is one of its improved features.
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The integration of ChatGPT technology into Siri by Apple and OpenAI is noteworthy as it enhanced the latter’s generative AI capabilities and allowed it to tackle more intricate jobs and deliver deeper responses.
