Apple Unveils Siri AI with On-Screen Awareness and Spatial Reframing

At WWDC 2026, Apple announced Siri AI, a major evolution of its voice assistant, now powered by Apple Intelligence. The new Siri goes beyond simple commands by offering on-screen awareness — it can understand the content currently on your display and take relevant actions. It also leverages personal context, drawing from your messages, calendar, and other on-device data to provide proactive suggestions and answers. A dedicated Siri app enables users to revisit past conversations and seamlessly continue them across iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Vision Pro. This cross-device continuity marks a significant shift from the single-turn, single-device assistant of the past.

Beyond the assistant, Apple introduced Spatial Reframing, an AI-powered photography tool. It allows users to change the angle and perspective of any photo post-capture, effectively recomposing images as if they were taken from a different viewpoint. The feature uses machine learning to generate plausible new perspectives based on depth mapping and scene understanding. This goes standard photo editing and opens up creative possibilities for smartphone photographers. Combined with the more capable Siri AI, Apple is doubling down on context-aware, device-integrated intelligence that could reshape how users interact with their devices daily.