According to Bloomberg, Apple is internally testing a ChatGPT-style iPhone app—code-named “Veritas”—to help prepare a major Siri overhaul slated for next year. The app allows its employees to interact with the in-progress Siri technology in a streamlined format, making it easier to assess accuracy and performance.
Key features under testing include Siri’s ability to search through personal data, such as emails and music libraries, and execute actions within apps, like editing photos. The revamped Siri is a core component of Apple Intelligence. By leveraging large language models, the updated assistant aims to provide more natural and context-aware responses.
The report suggests that the overhaul could arrive as early as March 2026, bringing Siri closer to the conversational prowess of tools like ChatGPT. While details remain private, the testing app highlights Apple’s methodical strategy. Employees can experiment with various scenarios, identifying strengths and areas for improvement before rollout.
For everyday users, a more powerful one could transform how we interact with our devices. Imagine asking your iPhone to pull up a specific email thread or tweak a photo without switching apps.
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