Availability of Siri AI on Apple Home Devices

Apple has clarified which devices will support Siri AI and when it will be available. Some devices will not receive this feature at launch.
Recently, Apple has caused some confusion regarding the availability of its Siri AI on various smart home devices. The company has confirmed that not all new and existing products will support Siri AI from launch, leaving many users uncertain about what to expect. Devices that will receive Siri AI include the HomeView and the 4th generation Apple TV 4K, which will be available starting November 13.
Additionally, the 3rd generation Apple TV 4K and the 2nd generation will receive the update for Siri AI in the tvOS 27.2 version. On the other hand, the 2nd generation HomePod mini will begin shipping on October 30, but its support for Siri AI will come through a future software update, meaning it won't be available immediately.
It's important to note that the original HomePod mini and the original HomePod will not support Siri AI, nor will the Apple TV 4K that doesn't receive the tvOS 27 update. Finally, there is a possibility that the HomePod 2, mentioned in Apple's website metadata, may offer support for this AI, although it has not yet been officially confirmed.
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