According to the profile of the resource 9to5mac, Apple is planning to make available its voice assistant Siri on computers Mac with the release of the new operating system OS X 10.12, codenamed Fuji. Apple has introduced Siri on the iPhone not only with iPad but also the Apple Watch and Apple TV, and now, apparently, came the turn of desktops and laptops.
According to the source, Apple conducted internal testing versions of OS X integrated with Siri since at least 2012, and it brought to mind enough to get out to users.
It is expected that Apple will introduce OS X 10.12 in June at its annual developers conference WWDC 2016 (the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference), which will be held in San Francisco from 6 to 10 June 2016.
Siri for Mac will be part of the menu bar and will be located next to the Spotlight icon and notifications center in the top right corner. Presumably, Siri will be one of the main innovations of OS X 10.12 in addition to small improvements to the user interface.