Apple Fixed Siri, But Nobody Cares Anymore
After years of delays, Apple's revamped Siri has arrived in iOS 27's consumer beta, powered by Google's Gemini AI models. The assistant now handles natural conversations, understands personal context, retrieves stored information, and accurately responds to requests across apps and real-world scenarios.
Despite delivering on its promises, the launch feels underwhelming. AI has advanced so rapidly that a functional Siri no longer feels groundbreaking. The update reads less like innovation and more like Apple finally fixing something that should have worked all along. The full public release is expected in September.
