Apple Watch's New AI-Powered Siri Enhances Wrist Computing Experience

The latest update to Apple's watchOS introduces an enhanced, AI-powered version of Siri that significantly improves functionality on the Apple Watch. This upgrade allows users to perform more complex computing tasks directly from their wrist and ensures a consistent experience across devices.

By Victoria Song · The Verge · July 13, 2026, 20:44 UTC

Apple Watch's New AI-Powered Siri Enhances Wrist Computing Experience

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