Apple Unveils New Siri AI and Photo Angle Shift Features at WWDC

Kathmandu – Apple has completely revamped its virtual assistant ‘Siri’ by integrating Google’s Gemini AI model and announced the new technology at the World Wide Developer Conference that began Monday. The company introduced ‘Siri AI,’ a conversational assistant similar to ChatGPT. According to Apple, the new Siri can understand content displayed on the user’s screen, operate within various apps, recognize photos, and save events directly to the calendar.

Apple has also launched a separate ‘dedicated app’ that allows users to view the history of their interactions with Siri. Initially, this new service will be available only in English and will not be immediately accessible in the European Union and China due to the respective regulatory frameworks such as the EU Digital Markets Act and Chinese regulations.

Through ‘Apple Intelligence,’ the company has integrated artificial intelligence into every aspect of its new operating systems: iOS 27, iPadOS 27, and macOS 27. Safari browser will now automatically group tabs by topic, and the new ‘Notify Me’ feature will alert users when prices drop on shopping websites.

Additionally, the revamped password app leverages an AI agent to automatically update weak passwords on websites. AI enhancements also extend to the Photos and Messages apps. Apple revealed that the ‘Spatial Reframing’ feature allows users to adjust the camera angle of photos even after they have been taken, utilizing 3D AI technology. Users will also be able to generate hyper-realistic images with watermarks through Image Playground’s SynthID capability. In Messages and Mail, AI will analyze the user’s writing style to offer ‘Smart Reply’ suggestions.