- OK Google, please download an offline maps area for Yosemite National Park and about 80 kilometers around it.
- OK Google, navigate to Yosemite National Park. Highway 120 is closed so please remember that when we get to an area without reception, do not route me via 120 in the offline maps.
- OK Google, let me know when we reach a place along our route where I can buy an SD card.
- OK Google, let me know when we reach the last Trader Joe's or Safeway along our route that is still open.
- OK Google, when is the next Caltrain arriving in Palo Alto that stops in San Bruno?
- OK Google, if I miss that train, when is the next train?
- OK Google, get me an UberPool for 2 people to Castro St. in Mountain View as long as it's under $10 and would arrive within 30 minutes.
- OK Google, what is the name of the driver and what is the license plate?
- OK Google, navigate to my friend's party on Facebook.
- OK Google, call my friend 5 minutes before we arrive. Their number is in the wall on the event page for my friend's party.
- OK Google, find me a restaurant that has non-americanized Chinese food, recommended with higher frequency on Chinese language websites than English websites, and has vegetarian options.
- OK Google, connect to my Nest thermostat. My username is XXX and my password is YYY. Turn on the air conditioner 30 minutes before we arrive home based on the navigation.
- OK Google, close that Java error that popped up and is covering the navigation.
- OK Google, please zoom out the map slightly so I can see how far we are from the destination.
- OK Google, please go back to the normal navigation view.
- OK Google, navigate to my next calendar event's location.
- OK Google, install Facebook Messenger, login as XXX with password YYY, and message ZZZ saying that I'll be late by however much the Uber app estimates.
- OK Google, turn off my alarm clock whenever I am biking or driving.
- OK Google, let me know if I get an e-mail from XXX in the next 2 hours.
- OK Google, please block all calls except from XXX for the next 1 hour. XXX's phone number is in their e-mail signature.
Yeah. We're a LONG way before assistants are useful. The pieces are all there. It's not a machine learning problem anymore. It's just that there are just way too many walled gardens between the various parties that hold the data necessary to be useful.