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CTOnews.com, Nov. 6 (Xinhua)-- Apple is developing an updated Siri experience that no longer requires a "Hey Siri" trigger to call a digital voice assistant, Bloomberg Mark Gurman reported.

Gurman said in its latest Power On newsletter that Apple is working on a way for Siri to understand phrases and commands without using the "Hey Siri" trigger phrase, but to just say "Siri." The change is expected to be launched sometime in 2023 or 2024, Gurman said.

"Apple is making a move to abandon the 'Hey trigger phrase' so that users only need to say 'Siri'-along with the command. While this may seem like a small change, achieving this transition is a technical challenge and requires a lot of artificial intelligence training and basic engineering work."

CTOnews.com learned that this complexity involves Siri's ability to understand the singular phrase "Siri" in many different accents and dialects. At present, the use of the word "Hey Siri" will increase the likelihood that the system will receive the signal correctly.

Gurman also reported today that Apple is working to further integrate Siri into third-party services and applications to provide users with more context and help.

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