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> There are so many things that I feel Siri should be able to do, but it just can’t. The competitors can and have done these things for a long time now, but al
by blitzar 2y ago
> There are so many things that I feel Siri should be able to do, but it just can’t.
The competitors can and have done these things for a long time now, but all any of these things are (currently) useful for is setting a timer and playing music.
Without a rewind style access to your entire life, there is a real limit on how much useful stuff this technology can actually do.
- pbronez 2y agoPerhaps. An LLM with exclusively global context (no personal context) is already pretty powerful, but certainly not helpful as an assistant. In theory, perfect personal context would help a lot. Certainly a smart human being who follow me around all day can be very useful, but is expensive and has human limitations. I don’t think I want exactly that from an AI. I am not thrilled with stuff like the Humane pin. I don’t trust that it will keep all those observations secure. I don’t trust that it will sort through all the noise to identify what’s actually important. I think a mobile OS is a good balance. It has a LOT of personal context. I already trust it to process that data securely. The context is already well-structured and actively curated. I’m optimistic that adding LLMs to this will be significantly useful.