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!apple_enthusiast@lemmy.world is probably the largest, but there’s also !apple@lemmy.zip.
I’m not the greatest source of tech support, and I haven’t tried this for awhile, but have you tried booting into recovery mode (cmd+r on restart) and then using Terminal to disable csrutil?
If that works, you should be able to do a normal restart and have the ability to move the Siri application to trash.
Doesn't this require disabling SIP? Also it's difficult to troubleshoot in general since it happens very randomly, there will be periods of it happening hourly (force quitting in activity monitor brings the cpu usage back to 0) and then it wont happen for weeks or sometimes months, I've started noticing 2 years ago, shortly after buying the machine, and last time it happened was about a month or 2 ago