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"Siri makes its debut on Mac"<- because cortana received such positive reviews? Siri has been in iOS since 2011 and still can't handle basic parsing/questions.
by rubidium 10y ago
"Siri makes its debut on Mac"<- because cortana received such positive reviews?
Siri has been in iOS since 2011 and still can't handle basic parsing/questions.
There was that demo of something that looked a lot better, but I've never seen it actual rolled into the product.
- matwood 10y agoIs it a voice/accent thing? Siri and Google both do fine with my general questions and commands. If you have some list, I would love to test them.
- tomschlick 10y agoSame here. I use Siri to dictate text messages over my car's audio system and it works 9/10 times without a typo.
- BinaryIdiot 10y ago> Siri and Google both do fine with my general questions and commands I think it depends. For instance asking Siri while my phone is locked what time it is and Siri will tell me (useful when I'm across the room, in the shower, etc). Google? I ask it for the time and it tells me to unlock the phone. Yet Siri can't handle asking anything about current events whereas Google can. If only there were a way to combine them or at least see progress on them working on their shortcomings.
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- pfranz 10y agoI keep hearing, both from the media and individuals, Apple Watch is way better at dictating than iPhone (nobody really knows why). I have seen increases both in latency and accuracy using the same phone/mic. I wonder what the major issues are for bad Siri experience? It does seem like they're continuously improving it. Often, it seems like a technology like this gets released, it kind of works, and you don't see any more development.