Apple’s eagerly awaited update to Siri, infused with advanced AI capabilities, has faced delays, but recent reports suggest that the new features are now set to launch this fall. Initially announced last year, these enhancements are designed to make Siri smarter and more responsive to personal user contexts.
In March, Apple openly recognized the challenges in rolling out these features, promising a release within the next year. New information now indicates a more specific timeline, hinting at a fall launch alongside iOS 19. Originally, these updates were showcased at the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) yet did not appear in the anticipated iOS 18 update.
This delay means that users will see the new Siri functionalities around 15 to 16 months after they were first announced. The upcoming enhancements are expected to allow Siri to learn from user interactions, including emails, messages, files, and photos, thereby gaining a deeper personal context.
Furthermore, the revamped Siri is expected to recognize what is on the user's screen and interact more efficiently with various applications. As the launch approaches, many hope that there will be no further setbacks.
