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> I think the best thing to do is to pick one interpretation, answer that, but make it clear which London you picked That’s actually the exact interaction you
by ninkendo 6y ago
> I think the best thing to do is to pick one interpretation, answer that, but make it clear which London you picked
That’s actually the exact interaction you get with Siri today (I just checked):
U: What time is it in London?
S: It’s 7:09 AM in London, Canada
U: No, London UK
S: It’s 12:09 PM in London, England
The only problem is she doesn’t really learn this for subsequent requests, although that is a different problem IMO.
- zelos 6y ago> The only problem is she doesn’t really learn this for subsequent requests, although that is a different problem IMO. That's kind of the 'how do you take your tea?' problem, which I think really annoys users. (context: the first or second time you make tea for someone, you ask milk/sugar etc. Ask it after that and they're going to think you're pretty rude)