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I never understood why they haven't had a team implementing simple features like that for over a decade. It's not even AI. Have a dashboard of the most commonly
by nsxwolf 5mo ago
I never understood why they haven't had a team implementing simple features like that for over a decade. It's not even AI. Have a dashboard of the most commonly tried things every day, and develop the features.
- anhner 5mo agoAm i stupid, or did the thing actually used to work 10+ years ago??
- hedgehog 5mo agoI think the ETA thing did work at one point.
- bombcar 5mo agoYes, before they went "machine learning" all these assistants were much closer to command lines you spoke to - you had to learn the phrases, but they'd work reliably once you did. Now they basically never work.
- masfuerte 5mo agoI'd love something like this to run at home. Like an open weight model with a configurable command grammar that returns the most likely thing I said that matches the grammar. I've found things that are close but they have bits missing (like support for English) or aren't really open.
- sheept 5mo agoIt's still AI. Natural language processing has long been a branch of AI well before LLMs came out.