So Apple pumps more than a billion dollars into developing and marketing a virtual assistant which fails the vast majority of the time and you’re proud of it because it can set a timer by voice?
I’m just going to say - i’m underwhelmed
I’m just going to say - i’m underwhelmed
But I can second his point of view from a Siri user standpoint. I use it almost every day for two insignificant task, but yet it work and I use it everyday:
- Shutting down the remaining alarm clocks (I'm really not a morning person)
- Setting up timer when I cook
At some point I also used it to control smart lights but I haven't set up the system again in my new flat. And I'm seriously considering reverting to a purely physical and traditional light-switch interface instead of relying on IoT. (Take ages to set up right, rarely changing setup afterwards, waiting for updates to switch light on, flashlight mode when electronic become damaged, etc).
You’re even acknowledging how cumbersome iot is
Is that really the pinnacle of virtual assistants - billion dollar alarm handlers?