Siri disappoints me. It is limited to the 10 styles of commands and it from what I have read it cant interpret different grammatical forms of similar search co

Siri disappoints me. It is limited to the 10 styles of commands and it from what I have read it cant interpret different grammatical forms of similar search contexts. I have written software that can do the barebones of what Siri can do (www.samir-ahmed.com/iris.html). It is far less efficient flexible and polished. But I have 6 months of software experience and Siri has 8 years of DARPA quality experience. I dont think that google is going to suffer to much unless A - Siri can integrate well with other apps so that app developers can contribute to its grammar and its ability to interface with twitter, foursquare, facebook, open table etc. This is open the floodgates for Siri to basically be the ultimate iPhone utility, allowing people to use it to interface with their entire phone in a new way B - Siri starts to get smarter - and I mean creepy smart. When your wife sends you an email, Siri needs to read it. Understand what your wife is like, and store that information. It needs to do this with every contact so that it has context. This will require an immense amount of machine learning and natural language processing. What this will do however, is open the doors for a variety of new applications. You can data mine with Siri E.g -"What did my wife ask me to pick up from the supermarket" When you query your contacts, it can make smart recommendations E.g -"Remind me to buy my wife a present" Siri can look into your correspondence and make recommendations. Being able to do all these things will make Siri an order of magnitude more useful, open to door to advertising revenue too and kick Google in the balls. Until Siri can do these things, Siri is will not be the future of search.