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Apple Software Chief Craig Federighi Opens Siri AI to App Developers

Developers can now add app actions to Siri AI for multi-step tasks across 15 Apple apps, with broader support coming in spring 2027.

  • On Tuesday, Apple released the first developer betas for watchOS 27.3, tvOS 27.3, visionOS 27.3, iOS 27.3, iPadOS 27.3, and macOS 27.3, introducing major new features for Siri AI, the Health app, and Safari across its device ecosystem.
  • Expanding Siri AI capabilities as part of its ongoing integration strategy, Apple now supports 10 languages including Traditional Chinese, Norwegian, Turkish, and Vietnamese, marking rapid growth since the assistant's September launch.
  • Safari gains "Adaptive Dark Mode" to apply dark themes to websites lacking native support, while Apple Music introduces "Selfie Sing" for creating karaoke videos, and Fitness+ adds "Gym Strength" personalized workout plans.
  • Developers can now integrate their apps with Siri AI using App Intents, enabling users to chain complex tasks across services, with App Store submissions opening in spring 2027.
  • While currently in developer beta, the update faces a public release in December, continuing Apple's focus on what it described as "important to Apple's ongoing innovation" in its leadership announcements.
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iOS 27.3 brings four more languages to Siri AI. But there is a problem for Portugal. Apple continues to accelerate the evolution of Siri AI, the new generation of its virtual assistant, developed using Apple Intelligence. With the arrival of the first beta version of iOS 27.3, the company prepares support for more [...]

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