Apple unveils Siri AI, new intelligence features at WWDC

Apple unveiled new AI features during its 2026 World Wide Developers Conference (WWDC) with a heavy focus on privacy.
The company announced improvements to Siri, emphasizing privacy and the use of AI to assist with daily tasks.
A partnership with Google was revealed, leveraging technology from Google’s Gemini AI models to develop Apple’s next-generation Foundation Models.
The next version of macOS will be named Golden Gate, continuing the tradition of using California landmarks.
Siri will receive a significant update and become Siri AI, with enhanced conversational abilities and the ability to recognize context.
Apple’s AI, Apple Intelligence, operates with on-device processing for iPhones, iPads, and Macs, along with Private Cloud Compute for more complex tasks while maintaining privacy.
This was CEO Tim Cook’s final WWDC appearance; he announced his retirement earlier and will be succeeded by John Ternus in September.

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