The main problem here is one that's slightly harder to notice. Siri getting it wrong is to be expected. It's just software. And especially with voice recogniti

The main problem here is one that's slightly harder to notice. Siri getting it wrong is to be expected. It's just software. And especially with voice recognition failure should be expected. However there's a glaring absence in those screenshots: Other than "try again differently", there is no step into feedback loop of any kind presented, whatsoever. There should be an option to let Apple know that Siri got something horrifically wrong. But no such thing exists. And the reason is quite simply that Apple does not care (enough) to spend the money of building even the tiniest bit of customer interaction chain for that.