Google’s Gemini AI will power Apple’s redesigned Siri in 2026

By: Ajay Ajay

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Updated on: 03-Nov-2025

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According to recent reports, Apple is reportedly getting ready to release a redesigned version of Siri in 2026 that is driven by Google's Gemini AI. According to the updates, the next generation of Siri will coexist with iOS 26.4, which will have a deeper integration with Apple Intelligence and guarantee a more natural and improved conversational experience.

Google and Apple Collaborate on Siri's AI Improvement

According to the most recent information, Apple and Google are collaborating to develop a customized version of the Google Gemini model that will operate on Apple's proprietary cloud infrastructure. Google and Apple's collaboration improves Siri's intelligence while protecting user privacy.

However, according to the updates, Apple reportedly assessed AI models from Google and Anthropic, with Anthropic doing marginally better.

However, Google was chosen by Apple due to their long-standing business relationship and the fact that it is the default search engine on iPhones.

Siri will be powered by a custom Gemini model, which allows Apple to deliver results while maintaining the same recognizable Apple interface, rather than directly utilizing Gemini.

Major Update Coming with iOS 26.4

The new Siri is anticipated to be released in March 2026 along with the release of iOS 26.4, Apple's first smart home display, and an upgraded version of the Apple TV and HomePod Mini. Apple unveiled the improved Siri at WWDC 2024 and planned to release it with iOS 18.4, but the release was postponed in order to make it more refined.

Foundation for Apple’s AI Ecosystem

According to reports, the upgraded Siri will be the foundation of Apple's future AI and smart home ecosystem, which may be able to handle multi-step commands, control devices, and conduct sophisticated web searches.With an ongoing emphasis on AI innovation, Apple is also anticipated to showcase iOS 27, macOS 27, and watchOS 27 at WWDC 2026.