1 co-worker, no friends and family (though I can think of one or two that might do something like that). The other ones have been, I guess I would call them customers? Clients? I’m involved in some non-profit organizations that deal with the public.
IMO, this is nothing new. I’m sure everyone has experience with that person that reads the first sentence of your email and then replies to that or calls you about that and then when you ask them about the important questions and problems you brought up later in the email they’re like what??? I think it’s the exact same people that do that, just now they’re relying on generative AI and trusting it too much.
I suppose one could argue that my problem is people, not Apple. But Apple certainly enables this behavior and makes it worse. And don’t get me wrong, I’m sure if you ask ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, et al. to summarize a 50 word text message down to six words it would get it wrong also. The whole idea of summarizing potentially long communications into less than 10 words displayed on a lock screen is just idiotic. It is an ill conceived idea that should’ve never made it past the drawing board. It’s clear they’re trying to address a real problem, which is people being bombarded with so many notifications that they miss the ones that are important. I tried the notification summary feature that gives me an update several times a day, but that didn’t work for me either. But I digress….