Apple is piloting new Siri capabilities that would let users control popular third‑party apps such as Uber, Facebook and YouTube with voice commands. Leveraging its App Intents framework, the company aims to release a revamped, voice‑first Siri in the spring of 2026, potentially enabling actions like posting Instagram comments, making purchases, and booking travel without touching a screen. Internal engineers have expressed doubts about reliability, especially in high‑risk domains like health and banking. The effort comes amid growing pressure from rivals such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot and Alexa, with industry observers noting the transformative potential if Apple succeeds.
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