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Leaked iOS 27 code shows Apple building Siri to run on Claude or GPT models

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A developer who examined private iOS 27 and macOS Golden Gate frameworks found evidence that Apple has built mechanisms letting Siri delegate tasks to third-party AI models like Claude, or even swap out its own server-side model entirely for one such as GPT-5.6. In demonstrations, Claude handled tasks such as file creation while Siri still executed system actions like setting reminders, and a separate protocol showed an external model receiving Siri's planner prompts and tool definitions to perform system actions directly.

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This suggests Apple is preparing a far more flexible, modular Siri that isn't locked to its own AI models, potentially easing its well-documented struggles to compete with OpenAI and Anthropic on assistant intelligence. If confirmed and shipped, it would mark a significant shift in Apple's AI strategy toward interoperability rather than building everything in-house.

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Source: macrumors.com — Tim Hardwick, 2026-09-14

Published there as: “Apple's Siri AI Can Be Swapped Out for Claude, ChatGPT, Code Shows”

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