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I have both and find that 90% of the time my commands are “remind me ___”, “wake me up at ___”, “what’s the weather today”, and “play ___ on Spotify”. For these
by schrodinger 4y ago
I have both and find that 90% of the time my commands are “remind me ___”, “wake me up at ___”, “what’s the weather today”, and “play ___ on Spotify”. For these, I can’t tell the difference between google and Siri in terms of quality (but Alexa was worse).
- bigDinosaur 4y agoI was just setting reminders today and had Siri repeatedly fail to do what I want. The only use case I have for it is setting timers, which is does very well. I'd use it for much more if it was as good as ChatGPT.
- fnordpiglet 4y agoThis is entirely my point. They’re all crap at a fundamental level, none of them outperform any other. But the next generation, which will assuredly be backed by a LLM, will be shockingly powerful.
- abudabi123 4y agoThe MKBHD personality is onto Monte Carlo testing in his device reviews. He has an intuition for good UIX. Google and Apple should pay people like MKBHD and his production crew a billion dollars every year to film achievable, desirable text, voice, camera A.I. assisted use-cases.
- fnordpiglet 4y agoThey don’t work like that though. Instead they spend $3b / year on hiring fungible cog SDE 2 job code 67483’s and look at gantt chart roadmaps produced by fungible cog PM 3 job code 74842’s for fungible cog SDM 7 job code 84747’s with the nominal assistance of centralized (I.e., marginalized) fungible cog UX 5 job code 35563’s then wonder why it’s perennially late and complete garbage. Except no one wonders that because fungible cogs don’t have wonder in their job responsibly matrix.