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ChatGPT and Claude Options Found as Siri Alternatives in Apple’s iOS and macOS Code
Options to use ChatGPT and Claude for Siri AI have been discovered in Apple’s iOS 27 and macOS 27 code. According to the leaked code, users may be able to choose another artificial intelligence model as their primary assistant instead of Siri AI. In the video that was shared, Claude is selected for this purpose. However, the option is not currently active, and Apple has not officially confirmed the feature.
In the code, Siri AI can route requests to another assistant. During the demonstration, the user asks to create a reminder, and Siri sends the request to the Claude model. The model then creates that task in the Reminders app. In such cases, Siri acts only as an intermediary. If the request involves private data within Apple’s system, it is still processed by Siri AI. An app extension with broader capabilities can completely replace Apple’s model with a large language model. The developer working on the code successfully ran the GPT-5.6 model and completed requests through the Siri interface. The model searched emails on the device, found the necessary information and sent a message containing that text via iMessage. Requests can also be saved in the OpenAI web interface for later viewing on another platform. It is not yet known in which countries the feature will be made available. It may work only in the European Union. The Digital Markets Act requires large platforms to give third-party software developers equal access to device and software features. Because the law also applies to assistants such as Siri AI and Gemini, this option may first be made available in the European market. At its latest Surprise and Shine event, Apple presented the updated Siri AI system as one of the main advantages of the iPhone 18 Pro. The leaked information indicates that the company may also allow other artificial intelligence models to serve as the device’s primary assistant. Apple, OpenAI and Anthropic have not commented on the reports. It is still unclear whether the feature will be included in the final version or made available in other countries.
In the code, Siri AI can route requests to another assistant. During the demonstration, the user asks to create a reminder, and Siri sends the request to the Claude model. The model then creates that task in the Reminders app. In such cases, Siri acts only as an intermediary. If the request involves private data within Apple’s system, it is still processed by Siri AI. An app extension with broader capabilities can completely replace Apple’s model with a large language model. The developer working on the code successfully ran the GPT-5.6 model and completed requests through the Siri interface. The model searched emails on the device, found the necessary information and sent a message containing that text via iMessage. Requests can also be saved in the OpenAI web interface for later viewing on another platform. It is not yet known in which countries the feature will be made available. It may work only in the European Union. The Digital Markets Act requires large platforms to give third-party software developers equal access to device and software features. Because the law also applies to assistants such as Siri AI and Gemini, this option may first be made available in the European market. At its latest Surprise and Shine event, Apple presented the updated Siri AI system as one of the main advantages of the iPhone 18 Pro. The leaked information indicates that the company may also allow other artificial intelligence models to serve as the device’s primary assistant. Apple, OpenAI and Anthropic have not commented on the reports. It is still unclear whether the feature will be included in the final version or made available in other countries.