I suspect we don't want it in our day to day, removing human interaction? But it is being used in day to regardless. Eg picking the next song to play. It seems

I suspect we don't want it in our day to day, removing human interaction? But it is being used in day to regardless. Eg picking the next song to play. It seems to excel at helping people do their jobs, double checking their work, etc. It's maddening since it makes constant mistakes. But Apple should be utilizing this to make HomeKit as magical as promised -- rather than automating email, which is basically the lowest hanging copy and paste able fruit available