It keeps mishearing "a lamp" as "alarm", and goes into alarm setting mode even if the rest of the query makes no sense.
When told to turn of specific lights, it sometimes ignores the room/qualifier, and turns all lights off in the whole house.
Many other queries end up "I can't find <what you said> in your Music library".
Siri is three regexes in a trench coat.
Doesn't this Shortcut use the same voice recognition? Doesn't seem like a problem GPT solves.
2. This particular implementation is limited to operating on an English text in its finalized form, but a different first-class LLM implementation of an AI assistant could work directly on some form of phonetic input. ChatGPT is pretty good at dealing with such ambiguities, e.g. it already understands questions written in IPA notation. It also understands Japanese written in romaji, which is a non-native phonetic spelling of a language with tons of homonyms.
Have we been using the same Siri? The only thing I trust it with is starting a timer. Everything else is literally a coin flip if it’ll actually understand me or mangle my request into something ludicrous.