Apple has announced which of its devices will be compatible with the upcoming Siri AI upgrade, according to a report from Hypebeast. The new artificial intelligence-powered version of Siri will only be available on newer models of the iPhone, Mac, and iPad.
The announcement comes as part of a broader push by Apple to integrate more advanced AI capabilities into its operating systems. Hypebeast reports that the company has now published the full list of supported devices, with older hardware being excluded from the feature set. This means users with older iPhones, Macs, and iPads will not be able to access the upgraded assistant.
The news arrives amid growing competition in the AI assistant space. Bloomberg has separately compared Apple's Siri AI with the latest version of OpenAI's ChatGPT, highlighting how the two systems stack up against each other. Meanwhile, CNET has reported that users running iOS 27 can actually revert to the older version of Siri if they prefer the previous experience.
TechCrunch has noted that while Apple has made significant improvements to Siri, the overall reception has been somewhat muted, with the upgrade feeling less groundbreaking than expected. The limited device support may be one reason for that reaction, as many users will not be able to try the new features at all.
For those with compatible hardware, the new Siri AI will likely arrive alongside the next major software updates. Apple has not yet specified an exact release date for the feature, but the device list suggests the company is targeting a controlled rollout. Watch for further announcements from Apple regarding the official launch timeline and any additional features tied to the AI upgrade.
