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I had a similar example the other day. I was visiting Arizona for the first time and was driving in a rental car from Phoenix south to Tucson. I have the lates
by teach 2y ago
I had a similar example the other day. I was visiting Arizona for the first time and was driving in a rental car from Phoenix south to Tucson.
I have the latest Google Pixel, and was using Google Maps to navigate.
I pressed the "voice search" button from within Google Maps and said "What is the name of the mountain on the left that I'm about to drive past?"
Instead of a context-aware answer, my phone simply did a Google search for that exact phrase and showed the results to me. The top hit was a Reddit thread about some mountain near Seattle. :)
- SamBam 2y agoI'm wondering if you actually thought that there was a chance that Google Maps was going to answer you correctly? I guess we're entering an age where people might have a reasonable expectation that any app is a context-aware LLM, but personally I don't have that assumption yet.