Apple expands Siri AI to five new languages in October
Apple has confirmed that the new AI-enhanced Siri will launch as a beta on September 14 with iOS 27, initially in English before expanding to five more languages in October. While the update brings personal context capabilities and new UI elements to compatible M-series Macs and newer iPhones, it remains unavailable in China and the EU, and advanced server-based features will be limited for free users.
According to GN technics/ai (en-US), the rollout is officially labeled a beta starting September 14, with Gizmodo’s Raymond Wong describing the experience as positive. The report also highlights that macOS 27 'Golden Gate' will include AI-driven Shortcuts automation and confirms that older devices like the 2022 Apple Watch Ultra are excluded from the new Siri features.
Source: GN technics/ai (en-US)According to 9to5Mac, Apple has confirmed that the English version of Siri AI will debut with the iOS 27 release on September 14, serving as the precursor to the October multilingual rollout. The report also highlights that specific AI features will have usage caps unless users subscribe to higher-tier iCloud+ plans.
Source: 9to5MacApple is bringing its reimagined Siri AI to French, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, and Spanish speakers next month, following an initial English rollout.
Source: Engadget
