Apple is rolling out a new version of Siri as part of macOS 27 “Golden Gate,” prompting early hands-on reactions from reviewers. One outlet reports that the author had previously disabled Siri on a Mac and had largely ignored Apple Intelligence, but finds that the updated Siri AI offers some reasons to revisit the feature after only about 24 hours of testing. The same coverage also situates Siri AI within a broader set of macOS 27 changes announced around Apple’s WWDC, including design and interface updates such as “Liquid Glass” refinements and other visual tweaks. Additional reporting and summaries included in the same news set describe macOS 27 features more generally, offering guidance on what to expect from the release and how and when macOS will move away from older Intel app support. Across the linked sources, the common theme is that macOS 27 Golden Gate introduces new Siri capabilities alongside other platform changes, while reviewers are still in the early stages of evaluating how useful the updated assistant is in day-to-day use.