I think this is all going to hinge on weather Apple can match the speech recognition bar that Google has set. Without that (like the article mentions) all the A

I think this is all going to hinge on weather Apple can match the speech recognition bar that Google has set. Without that (like the article mentions) all the AI stuff doesn't matter. Voice Actions can't use arbitrary grammer, and it's not as pretty as Apple's solution, or as integrated, but for dictation, it's pretty good; honed by years of Google 411 and who knows what other masses of input. Is Apple using a datacenter with petabytes of voice training, or is it Dragon in the cloud? I've got an Android phone now, and as soon as I get my hands on a 4S I'm going to put them through their paces dictating text and compare. From the reviews, it looks like Apple has at least matched Google in dictation, which means that Siri has a huge lead over Voice Actions due to all the other improvements.