#Siri third party AI

Apple is reportedly planning to let Siri work with more third-party AI chatbots in its future update, according to a new report. Samsung Live Translate now supports third-party apps used for calls. Apple is inching towards a more open repair ecosystem, according to its recent white paper titled “Longevity, by Design” which outlines limited support for third-party components. Later this year, the company will allow True Tone activation "to the best performance that can be provided" with third-party parts. While users will see data for third-party batteries, Apple will prominently display a disclaimer about their unverifiability. Apple says there is only one scenario where they would disable a feature and that is when a Face ID or Touch ID sensor is replaced with a third-party part. This time, it's not just browser extensions or full-pledged ad-blockers in the firing line, but third-party apps as well. In a recent support article, YouTube declared it's ramping up enforcement of its anti-ad-blocker policy on third-party apps that violate its terms of service. Read more in our articles including "Apple might expand Siri with third-party AI support" and "Samsung Live Translate now supports third-party calling apps".