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APPLE TO OVERHAUL IOS 27 SIRI, AI FEATURES: HERE'S A FIRST PEEK

Apple plans to announce a revamped Siri interface, a new chatbot-style app, and other major iOS 27 changes at its Worldwide Developers Conference on June 8. The launch will be a pivotal moment for the company's AI strategy. Apple previewed some of the features in 2024, but it suffered a series of delays that put it further behind competitors and hurt its reputation. The Siri revamp will likely be CEO Tim Cook's final major product launch before handing leadership over to John Ternus.

IOS 27 LEAK REVEALS NEW SIRI DESIGN, CAMERA APP, MORE

Bloomberg's new leaked illustrations of iOS 27 reveal Apple's biggest Siri redesign yet, with the assistant moving into the Dynamic Island and gaining a new “Search or Ask” interface that combines voice commands, typed requests, web search, and chatbot-style conversations. The update will reportedly let users launch apps, send messages, search personal data, and access AI-powered results through rich interactive cards, while also supporting third-party AI services like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude.

WAYMO OPENS OJAI ROBOTAXIS TO SELECT RIDERS AS COMPANY AIMS TO LOWER COST OF FLEET EXPANSION

Waymo's new Ojai robotaxis are designed to work better in snowier conditions. They are cheaper to manufacture and feature the sixth-generation Waymo Driver, which can better detect critical details in low-light situations. The vehicles will be available to some public passengers in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Phoenix, with service expanding to San Diego, Las Vegas, and Denver in the summer. Waymo plans to have thousands of Ojai cars on the road by the end of the year.

INTRODUCING DYNAMIC WORKFLOWS IN CLAUDE CODE

Dynamic workflows in Claude Code enable Claude to take on challenging tasks end-to-end. Claude dynamically writes orchestration scripts that run hundreds of parallel subagents, checking the work before returning it to users. The feature is available now in research preview in the Claude Code CLI, Desktop, and the VS Code extension for Max, team, and Enterprise plans. It can consume substantially more tokens than a typical Claude Code session, so it is recommended that users start with a scoped task to get a feel for usage.

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