what Siri can do in the latest WWDC keynote

In the latest WWDC keynote, Siri is shown as much more capable and conversational. It can:

• Answer questions using world knowledge
  • e.g. find out when a concert is, how to get tickets, or identify a landmark from a photo.
• Understand what’s on your screen
  • Siri can use on-screen awareness to identify content and help with it.
• Work with your personal context
  • It can search through things like photos, messages, files, and calendar events to find what you need.
• Take actions in and across apps
  • For example, it can help create reminders, draft emails, or act on app content.
• Have back-and-forth conversations
  • You can ask follow-up questions, brainstorm ideas, and get more detailed answers.
• Provide visual intelligence
  • Siri can understand images and physical objects around you and suggest relevant actions.
• Help with writing
  • It can draft, rewrite, and proofread text, and give feedback on your writing.
• Continue conversations across devices
  • A dedicated Siri app lets you revisit and pick up conversations on iPhone, iPad, Mac, watchOS, and visionOS.

Apple also highlighted improvements like a more expressive voice, better dictation, and deeper integration across platforms.

If you want, I can also give you a short bullet list of Siri’s new features by platform.