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I put the new Siri AI through a 10-round test on my Mac - here's how it did

ZDNet8 min read

I tried the new Siri on my Mac, and although it's off to a promising start, Apple still has more work to do.

Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. Siri AI is available by waitlist on supported beta device. It's more useful than old Siri, but still makes mistakes. Apple needs to improve accuracy and conversation flow. As an iPhone and Mac user, I've often complained about the many faults and flaws of Siri. That's why I've been anxious to check out the new Siri AI that Apple touted at WWDC 2026 earlier this month. Available by waitlist for supported devices with the 27 developer beta, the new Siri promises to be more conversational, more responsive, and less error-prone. Is that the case? That's what I wanted to find out. To try the new Siri, you need to surmount a few barriers. First, your iPhone, iPad, or Mac not only needs to support version 27 of its respective OS, but…

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