Apple is gearing up to give Siri a major upgrade that will put the voice assistant on steroids, allowing users to control their iPhones with precision. This move comes as Apple aims to enhance iPhone sales by improving its software capabilities.

Siri has been around for nearly 14 years, but in today’s age of chatbots and advanced AI, it has fallen behind competitors like ChatGPT. While Siri may struggle with complex questions, it still has its uses. Apple has been working to improve Siri over the years by giving developers more control over app functions and allowing users to initiate app shortcuts using the assistant.

In the next iOS release, Apple plans to overhaul Siri’s software using large language models to enhance its capabilities. The new Siri will be able to control specific app functions with voice commands, marking a significant step forward for the voice assistant.

Some key features of the upgraded Siri include:

– Controlling an iPhone or iPad with greater precision
– Opening documents, transferring notes, sending emails, and more
– Handling one command at a time initially, with potential for grouping multiple instructions later on

In future iOS updates, Apple plans to use AI to analyze user behavior and enable Siri-controlled features automatically. Initially, this functionality will be limited to Apple’s own apps and support hundreds of commands.

The revamped Siri will be a highlight at Apple’s upcoming Worldwide Developers Conference on June 10. This move is part of Apple’s broader AI strategy as it looks to catch up with competitors and introduce new AI-powered features like voice memo transcription, notification summaries, automated replies, and photo editing tools.

Stay tuned for more updates on how Siri is set to revolutionize iPhone control and enhance user experience in the coming months!