Apple is pushing to expand Siri’s app controls and AI agent features, The Verge reports. Integration with third-party apps is expected in spring, potentially letting Siri place orders and book restaurant tables.
Apple CEO John Ternus is pressing AI chief Craig Federighi to accelerate Siri’s roadmap, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, as reported by The Verge. An update expected with iOS 27.3 would let Siri rotate and crop images in Photos and organise Safari tabs.
The planned third-party integration would extend Siri’s reach to services such as Grubhub and OpenTable. Beyond those individual requests, Apple wants the assistant to pursue ongoing goals without users having to initiate every step.
For businesses with apps, these changes could make Siri another route for customers to complete orders and reservations. But the report describes expected capabilities and release windows, not a confirmed launch that builders can use today.
App-based businesses could gain another way for customers to place orders or make reservations if Siri can complete transactions inside their services.
If Siri gains persistent AI agent features, businesses may need to plan how their apps handle tasks that continue without a fresh user request.
The report gives expected release windows, not a confirmed launch or reliability results, so builders should not yet depend on these capabilities.
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