Whenever I use the Google Assistant, I'm shocked by a) How good the speech-to-text is at figuring out my words, and b) How bad the application layer is at usin

Whenever I use the Google Assistant, I'm shocked by a) How good the speech-to-text is at figuring out my words, and b) How bad the application layer is at using those words I tend to over-enunciate, so I don't get many bad bugs in the parsing... but that doesn't stop the Google Assistant from delivering completely the wrong response to the words that it's showing me it has correctly recognized, or simply spinning endlessly and locking up my phone. As an industry, we suck at everything. We've solved the hard problem but failed the easy part of "once the command has been parsed, either execute the action or show the user an error and then close the dialog". The only thing I find really awful about speech-to-text on Google is that it can't seem to detect punctuation.