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Data? What data? Siri is AI which tries to understand what I said and then executes, it's intelligent command line processor. All the words in English and their
by atirip 15y ago
Data? What data?
Siri is AI which tries to understand what I said and then executes, it's intelligent command line processor. All the words in English and their meanings are very small data, nothing that Google has and nobody else not.
- untog 15y agoData? What data? Siri is AI which tries to understand what I said By using a vast amount of data. Words, phrases, accents... it all involves crunching a lot of data. That's why Siri isn't actually intelligent- if you ask it a question it hasn't been programmed to answer it doesn't work out what you're asking for- it just tells you that it doesn't understand.
- atirip 15y agoSo what specifically in this crunching is so specific that Google has an advantage?
- dextorious 15y agoGoogle has had billions of people asking billions of questions to it, and then has seen what answers (webpages) they find most satisfactory (i.e the navigate to from the search results).
- untog 15y agoIt doesn't have to be specific. Google has extensive experience in crunching incomprehensibly huge datasets into meaningful, end-user responses. Apple does not.