// 9TO5MAC — MOBILE & WEB
Siri AI is coming: Here are three times it’s really impressed me so far
Siri AI launches next week in iOS 27, and it’s a huge upgrade to Apple’s assistant. There are tons of ways Siri is new and improved, but here are three examples of times Siri has impressed me so far.
It’s football season again, and every year when the NFL schedule comes out, I go through the tedious but important work of adding games to my calendar.
Sometimes the NFL provides a .ics file to make this a little easier. But it can still be convoluted to do this from my iPhone, and doesn’t typically include the info I want.
So this year, I tried using Siri AI—and it was a big time saver.
I asked Siri to find all the Dallas Cowboys games and add them to my calendar. Yes, I’m a fan of America’s Team, and I’ll accept your pity.
In my request, I specified that Siri should include info on where each game will be available to stream. NFL games these days can air on FOX One, Paramount+, Peacock, Prime Video, ESPN, or even Netflix. It’s a lot to keep up with.
Impressively, Siri did exactly what I wanted. All the games were put on my calendar like I wanted, with info on how to watch.
Just last week, I was filling out a form online that asked for my vehicle license plate number.
I don’t have my license plate memorized, and my wife had the car with her at the time. But I was pretty sure I had a photo or some other record of the plate number somewhere on my iPhone.
I asked Siri: “Can you find my current license plate number?”