iOS 27 and macOS Golden Gate have private hooks that let apps add Siri Extensions and replace Siri AI’s server backend with third-party models.
First, here’s Claude running as a Siri Extension using the Model Delegation API in App Intents. Claude can appear in Siri’s “Ask…” menu and supports the same underlying flow as the built-in ChatGPT extension.
In some cases, Siri Extensions can be more powerful than Siri AI. For example, Siri can’t create a CSV, but Claude can easily return one when asked.
When system interaction is required, such as setting a reminder, Claude can relay the original or a modified request back to Siri, which completes the request.
Requires the private com\.apple.developer.model-delegation entitlement. (1/2)
This is the part most Apple users will be happy to hear:
Apple has reportedly spent a lot of time cleaning up its operating systems to reduce bugs, improve stability, strengthen security and refine the Liquid Glass experience.
They’re also making system wide efficiency improvements aimed at improving iPhone battery life.
macOS 27 is said to be a “Snow Leopard” style update, with a bigger focus on performance, optimisation and making Apple Silicon Macs feel faster.
This is what we need the most right now, a stable and bug free experience.
Hot take from looking at @github Copilot telemetry: benchmarks make coding models look wildly different. Production workflows make them look much more similar. 👀
We looked at 23M+ Copilot requests and examined one simple metric: code survivability.
Apple is the only company with a great proposal here: let parents, who buy the devices used by kids, set up kids accounts and decide what they're allowed to do, then pass those decisions to apps through parental controls -- without demanding anyone's identity papers.
Since Keynote, Numbers, and Pages became part of #Apple Creator Studio, their privacy statements have been updated. They're now collecting significantly more app analytics and usage data, with sharing enabled by default. You need to switch it off in the settings.
#privacy
reading 1 million lines of code is equivalent to reading one line of code every ~3 seconds for the whole month straight
genuinely impossible to keep any semblance of code quality at that rate
Man I'm so tired but Microsoft just can't stop losing.
This will be a colossal failure that they will most likely have to backtrack.
You can't even physically READ one million lines a month, let alone understand them.
And we all know how bad AI is at writing systems level code
I am completely convinced that in the next 3 years we will see anti-silicon valley companies.
Ones who's sole proposition is user focused non ai data selling versions
i'll be personally I'll be researching one this week
During the 1902 White House renovation, Roosevelt proposed adding a ballroom because "the East Room was too small for modern state events."
It's an objectively sound idea, considering the alternative is costly pop-up tents with port-a-potties, and that the East Wing is already in decay.
If Obama or Biden had initiated this, it would be lauded as a much-necessary update.
The only difference is that it would have cost taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars, and been over budget and years behind schedule.
I wonder why everyone on the left is so upset about President Trump‘s expansion of the White House that is being 100% funded by donations, but have zero interest in the $1.6 billion expansion of Gavin Newsom‘s California Capitol that is 100% taxpayer funded and 100% cloaked in NDA’s and cronyism.
It’s (D)ifferent