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Apple has begun offering its AI-powered Siri service in Korean, releasing the iOS 27.2 update that enables the feature for users in South Korea.
The rollout comes with the distribution of the iOS 27.2 update, which delivers the Korean-language Siri AI service to iPhone users. Apple had previously offered the revamped Siri AI, built on large language model (LLM) technology, in a limited set of languages, with Korean-language availability being a long-standing request among local users.
Details on the exact deployment schedule within the update window and any regional restrictions remain unclear at this time. Users can access the new service after installing the iOS 27.2 update on compatible devices.
The launch brings Apple's AI assistant capabilities to one of the world's most connected smartphone markets, where local players such as Naver and Kakao have strong AI service portfolios. The Korean-language Siri AI is expected to intensify competition in on-device AI services for Korean consumers.
Apple has not announced additional language expansion plans beyond this release.
The claim that Apple launched its Korean-language Siri AI service with the iOS 27.2 update is True.