Apple is working on a major upgrade to its voice assistant, Siri, as it seeks to catch up with the new wave of advanced artificial intelligence tools. According to reports, the company is testing a feature that will allow users to make multiple requests in a single command, a shift from the current system where Siri handles one instruction at a time. The update is expected to roll out with upcoming software versions later this year.
With the new feature, users could carry out more complex tasks in one go, such as asking for directions and sending them to a contact in the same request. This change is designed to make interactions feel more natural and efficient, bringing Siri closer to the capabilities already seen in tools like ChatGPT. Apple is also said to be redesigning the assistant entirely, aiming for a more conversational and interactive experience.
Part of this transformation involves integrating more powerful AI technology, reportedly linked to Alphabet’s Gemini model. Apple is also testing a new version of Siri that supports both voice and text input, along with the ability to revisit past conversations. The company may even introduce an “Extensions” system that allows third party apps to connect directly with Siri, expanding what the assistant can do.
The upgrade is expected to be showcased at the Worldwide Developers Conference 2026, where Apple typically unveils its latest software plans. Behind the scenes, the project is said to carry the codename “Campos,” reflecting a broader effort to turn Siri into a full featured AI assistant across iPhone, iPad, and Mac devices. With increasing competition in the AI space, Apple appears determined to make Siri more useful, flexible, and aligned with how people now expect to interact with technology.