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You’re underestimating how many people are super antisocial, or at least don’t like talking that much! But it’s a fair point — I’d use Siri more if it was relia
by anon7000 2y ago
You’re underestimating how many people are super antisocial, or at least don’t like talking that much! But it’s a fair point — I’d use Siri more if it was reliable
- anonzzzies 2y agoFor some it might have to do with anti-social; i'm very social and like talking a lot socially (try to make me shut up); however, for getting stuff done, I find it incredibly time wasting and inefficient. Typing/reading is always faster for me. Like I did a wiring job in a house of someone who only speaks English and their plumber only speaks Spanish, so I call with the plumber in Spanish, he explains what is up; there are at least 20 occasions in that 30 minutes where he drops out or either of us don't hear some part of a sentence so there is repeat. Then I call the English people to explain this to them. If the spanish guy would've sent a whatsapp/signal/whatever, and I would've pulled it through AI and sent it on to the English people, we would've been done in 5 minutes what now took almost 1 hour. But the plumber AND the English people are young and seemingly incapable of reading and really bad at writing. It's not anti-social for me at least; besides sitting in a room for a focused discussion about a feature or so, I cannot imagine how it's not more efficient to do it in writing. Not to mention that I can look/search for it later (but AI does solve that).
- BrandiATMuhkuh 2y agoYou are right. Funny enough, this can be mitigated by stating you talk to an AI. People are not as "afraid" of talking to an AI as to a human.