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There was a period of time where siri bitflipped statements about %40 of the time for me. "Turn lights off" became on, "turn lights on" became off. And it und
by novok 3y ago
There was a period of time where siri bitflipped statements about %40 of the time for me. "Turn lights off" became on, "turn lights on" became off. And it understands my partner far less, despite both of us being native speakers.
- mulderc 3y agoWhat I have always found strange about Siri is how radically different the experience appears to be for each person. I know plenty of people where it works great but then you have tons that say it is shit. I have never seen a good explanation as it seems like Alexa and google assistant is fairly consistent person to person as compared to Siri.
- OJFord 3y agoIt only ever understands me if I adopt an American accent; and that not consistently, presumably because it's bad (and often comically exaggerated). But my actual (British) voice never as far as I can recall. So maybe the varied experience is largely just whether you're American and if so have the right regional accent? (For what it's worth, my go-to impression is I think what you'd call 'valley girl', or whatever the male equivalent is. Since I feel liiike that's basically what all city-dwelling Americans sound like to me anywaaay. Do they sound that way to you allso orrr no? ;) )
- cqqxo4zV46cp 3y agoI regularly have this, daily, and as recently as this morning.