Until now, Apple’s Siri was far behind in the AI race — but not anymore. To make Siri smarter, Apple has partnered with Google. By next year, we may see a new version of Siri powered by Gemini’s AI technology.
Until now, Apple’s virtual assistant Siri was considered weaker than other AI assistants — but that’s about to change. Apple is planning to power Siri with Google Gemini’s advanced AI technology.
According to reports, the new and improved version of Siri will be launched by March next year. Apple has given Google a special task to make this upgrade possible. Let’s take a closer look at what changes Apple is planning to bring to Siri and how it will improve.
Siri will be powered by Gemini’s abilities
By March next year, we may see a completely new version of Siri on iPhones. Apple has started working seriously on this upgrade.
So far, Apple has been behind in the AI race, but now it’s trying something new. According to reports, Apple has paid Google to create a special version of the Gemini model for Siri. This model will run on Apple’s private cloud servers, ensuring data privacy and security.
However, this doesn’t mean that Google’s Gemini or its services will appear directly in Siri. Think of it like this — when you use Siri, Gemini will work quietly in the background, but Siri’s voice and look will remain the same.
Siri is also expected to get an AI-powered web search feature, making it faster and smarter. Still, experts say that only time will tell how much smarter Siri actually becomes and whether users will truly like the new version.
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Will it launch in March?
According to a report by Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Siri is expected to get a new update by March 2026, and Apple might also launch a smart home display at the same time. This new display could come with both a speaker base and a wall-mount option.
Gurman also mentioned that Apple may soon release a new Apple TV and HomePod mini, which will help showcase Siri’s new features.
It’s also being said that at Apple’s WWDC event in June 2026, the company will give a preview of iOS 27, macOS 27, watchOS 27, and other operating systems. The main focus of this event will be Apple Intelligence and the company’s overall AI strategy.
Apple Intelligence is stuck in China
Apple is facing problems in launching Apple Intelligence in China. The company has even partnered with some Chinese firms, but due to regulatory issues, the launch is currently on hold.
Because of China’s strict government policies and data privacy rules, it’s still unclear when Apple Intelligence will officially launch in the country.
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