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Siri AI launches in English this month, will add five languages in October

The redesigned assistant adds a dedicated app, deeper access to phone data and image tools as Apple broadens beta access.

  • At the "Surprise and Shine" keynote, Apple announced that its redesigned Siri AI will roll out to English-speaking users on September 14, marking the assistant's long-awaited public debut.
  • Following a 2024 announcement regarding an overhaul of its digital assistant, Apple has spent months beta testing Siri AI, which is powered by the conversational capabilities of Apple Intelligence.
  • Newer devices, starting with the 17 Pro, 17 Pro Max and Air, enable more accurate speech recognition, while Siri now generates images, edits photos, and creates automatic shortcuts from user descriptions.
  • The company plans to bring support for French, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese and Spanish sometime next month, expanding the assistant's reach beyond its initial English rollout.
  • Integrating into Notes and email, the upgraded assistant utilizes Google Gemini models to compete with other popular chatbots, positioning Apple's redesign as a comprehensive productivity tool.
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A new version of Siri AI's voice assistant with artificial intelligence from Apple will remain without support for the Russian language. In September Apple plans to launch Siri AI in a beta version in English, and already in October to add five more languages, Engadget reports. The next wave of localization will include French, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese and Spanish. Thus, soon after the launch, the new Siri will be able to work in six languag…

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Mashable broke the news in New York, United States on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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