These tasks include the ability to search through user data to fetch personal information, as well as being able to edit this data according to said user’s needs. In addition, the app is serving as a way for Apple to test whether it needs to release something like the ChatGPT app for its users.
The company isn’t entirely convinced just yet that such an app would significantly improve the user experience of its customers. If it remains unconvinced, then other Apple Intelligence features may make their way to the iPhone 17, while this app never sees the light of day.
Currently, this build — named Veritas — is only being used (translated source) internally to test out the new Siri digital assistant that is under development. If Apple ever does release a consumer version of this app, it will very likely be extremely similar to what the company’s employees have their hands on at the moment.
The iPhone 17 launch event didn’t mention Apple Intelligence much. | Image credit — Apple
Presently, the plan is to have the new Siri ready by March of next year. Apple hasn’t really advertised this, because it does not want a repeat of WWDC 2024: where it boldly announced AI features that are still nowhere to be seen.
The March release date is also very peculiar, and may just be giving us a hint at Apple’s new release schedule for iPhone. Whether the revamped Siri is accompanied by a new iPhone model isn’t as important as the fact that Apple absolutely needs to get a grip on AI, as it has already lost to its biggest competitors in this rapidly developing industry.
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