Apple tests ‘Veritas’ — internal Siri app similar to ChatGPT (reported)
Summary (translated from German): Bloomberg reports Apple is working on a major overhaul of its voice assistant, Siri, using an internal test app for iPhone. The project — codenamed Veritas — is said to behave like chatbot systems (e.g., ChatGPT) and is currently used for internal testing by employees. Apple has not officially announced the project.
Key points
- Codename: Veritas
- Form: Internal iPhone app used for testing
- Goal: Rebuild Siri into a more conversational, generative AI assistant
- Source: Reported by Bloomberg (secondary coverage summarized); no official confirmation from Apple
Context & implications
If true, Veritas would mark a major push by Apple to bring state-of-the-art conversational AI to Siri, responding to the growing prominence of large language models and assistant-style chatbots. Apple reportedly explores multiple internal projects in parallel; details about models, data handling, or release timing remain unclear.
What to expect
- Better multi-turn conversations and context retention
- Richer, generative responses (summaries, drafts, explanations)
- Stronger privacy and on-device processing depending on Apple’s approach
Discussion
Apple hasn’t confirmed Veritas publicly. Would you trust a more conversational Siri with deeper context access? What’s the one feature you’d want most from a next‑gen Siri? Share your thoughts below.
