Apple announced on October 26, 2026, that the Siri AI beta had expanded to Spanish, French, Portuguese, Japanese and Korean alongside English. Apple also says Siri AI is unavailable on iOS, iPadOS and watchOS in the European Union, so the language expansion does not mean the beta is available on every platform in every region.
What Apple says Siri AI can do
Apple describes Siri AI as able to search for relevant information in messages, email and photos, draft email, edit and share photos, respond to what is on screen, search the web and handle follow-up questions. These are Apple’s descriptions of the beta’s capabilities.
For a separate look at the assistant’s limits on completing online tasks, read NeoTeo’s earlier coverage of Siri AI and web tasks.
Software requirements and the EU restriction
Apple lists the beta for iOS 27.2, iPadOS 27.2, macOS 27.2, watchOS 27.2 and visionOS 27.2. It requires a compatible device with Apple Intelligence enabled and a supported language. Apple says the beta is unavailable to users under 13.
In the EU, Apple’s restriction names iOS, iPadOS and watchOS. Its announcement also presents Siri AI in Spanish on Mac and Apple Vision Pro, and lists macOS and visionOS among the supported beta platforms.
A creator’s account-switching demonstration
Guille Lomener demonstrated using a US Apple Account for App Store purchases while keeping a separate iCloud account. He warned that switching accounts may affect subscriptions such as Apple Music or Apple TV. This is a creator’s demonstration, not an Apple-issued procedure.
Usage limits and future paid access
Apple says some server-based features, including Siri AI, have daily usage limits that can vary with the feature, request complexity, demand and other factors. Apple also said it would offer expanded access to some server-based features for a fee in the future.
