Siri AI Is Becoming Apple’s Everything Tool
THE SO WHAT
If Siri is now the backbone of the iPhone experience — not just a voice UI — Apple is centralizing user intent through a single AI broker. Builders should be designing for Siri as a primary orchestration surface: deep links, intents, and data contracts matter more than pixel-perfect in-app flows.
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