Apple's Siri Can Integrate Third-Party AI Models Like Claude and ChatGPT

Sep 14, 2026

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Recent code discoveries reveal that Apple's Siri architecture is designed to support third-party AI models, including Claude and ChatGPT. This integration allows these models to perform tasks and interact with Apple's system features, potentially enhancing Siri's capabilities in the future.

Code analysis has shown that Apple's new Siri architecture can work with third-party AI models, such as Claude and ChatGPT, through a mechanism called Model Delegation.
Users can select Claude as an AI model within Siri, allowing it to interpret requests and interact with Apple's Reminders app, while Siri manages system features.
A second protocol, Model Manager Services, may enable complete replacement of Siri's server-side model with other AI models like GPT-5.6, allowing for more complex interactions and system actions.
The European Union's Digital Markets Act may influence Apple's integration of third-party AI, requiring access to iOS features for non-Apple services.
Currently, the implementation of third-party models is limited to the ChatGPT extension in the macOS 27 Golden Gate Release Candidate, and Claude is not yet available for users.

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Apple's Siri Can Integrate Third-Party AI Models Like Claude and ChatGPT

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