David Pogue:

The hardest part will be getting out of the habit of opening
apps, and remembering that you have Siri. Give it a few tries.
Learn to trust it. You’ll save incredible amounts of time and
fumbling.

I used the beta-test version all summer, growing more and more
excited. Now that the final version is out, I wanted to see how
often it gets things right. It is AI, after all. So I ran it
through 125 tests.

Some of these tasks are things Apple said are possible. Some
ideas, I picked up from people on Reddit trying stuff. Some, I
just wondered if Siri could do. It failed a handful of times. But
a few other times, it absolutely blew me away. It did amazing
things I bet you never suspected Siri could do.

I’ve been using iOS 27 with the new Siri AI since the week after WWDC, and the single biggest problem I have echoes Pogue’s: remembering that Siri is now useful. I keep doing things manually, then thinking “Hey, I should have tried that with Siri…”, trying it again with Siri after the fact, and realizing only then that Siri accomplished the thing.