Apple warned in its annual financial filing submitted on Tuesday that AI agents capable of operating in "unexpected or unpredictable" ways could pose a threat to the company's business, potentially leading to litigation or damaging its reputation. The new risk factors outlined in the filing indicate that AI agents could act autonomously, including accessing unauthorized internal or external systems, executing or modifying code, sending communications, and completing transactions. Apple does not currently offer agentic AI, but CEO John Ternus previously stated that there is "real room" for the company to expand Siri's capabilities, while emphasizing the importance of ensuring users understand the access permissions granted to safeguard security and privacy.