How did you ask the question? I asked Siri where the iPhone was made and got some web references.
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ChatGPT iPhone App's Voice Chat Feature Now Free to All Users
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I asked and was given web results naming China. But is this question really your standard by which to judge the usefulness of the technology?
It’s definitely a lot more natural talking to it now. I’m actually asking it for advice on my exercise and diet routines and got some valuable information on what I could improve. Things I wouldn’t have even bothered asking if I had to type it.
The voices are still somewhat robotic sounding, but they’re getting eerily close to an actual human now. Not really as mono-toned anymore.
I’m still not going to disclose any personal information, who knows what OpenAI will do with my data?
I’m looking forward to a future smarter Siri. Something that can integrate with my devices.
The voices are still somewhat robotic sounding, but they’re getting eerily close to an actual human now. Not really as mono-toned anymore.
I’m still not going to disclose any personal information, who knows what OpenAI will do with my data?
I’m looking forward to a future smarter Siri. Something that can integrate with my devices.
Yup, first hint of censorship, especially in the favor of corp/gov and you’re DQed
By speaking to it you have giving up your voice patterns. Not necessarily that useful in the greater scheme of things but it is personal info.
So far, this particular technology has no use for me. So I'll watch from the sidelines and see how things go.
Indeed.
Also protecting themselves from more litigation. AI isn't logic that can be tested and kept within known parameters.
With all that money in the bank, and legions of Lawyers with student loans to pay out there, Apple needs to be careful of what "advice" their AI gives anyone.
Good point. They’re taking every piece of data that they can, even the things we normally wouldn’t think about. I think I’ll hold off on using ChatGPT unless I really need it for something.
It’s cool technology, but I just feel a little uneasy about it still.
Testing out the Voice Chat feature. Pretty cool. Wish it also displayed the spoken text.
EDIT — Cancelling the Voice Chat feature shows the written response, too. Cool.
Amazed at how FAST ChatGPT is. Super super fast!
EDIT — Cancelling the Voice Chat feature shows the written response, too. Cool.
Amazed at how FAST ChatGPT is. Super super fast!
I agree with you.
Except the last bit. There’s not much I wouldn’t do for a billion dollars.
That’s really what it comes down to, for the most part. I don’t think most are aware of the invasions that happen daily, or maybe they don’t care — if a product works well, maybe they prefer not to know why.
You should compare with Siri — I find Siri to be faster, but answers are different — Siri gives you web results and OAI gives you a singular “opinion”. OAI results also don’t go past January 2022. Whether you prefer a single answer or multiple ones with references is up to the user — the latter is not as simple and clean — still not sure how this translates to revenue.
Except for Spotlight. Searching things on the Mac has always been super easy since its introduction.
Being pessimist or optimist is a choice.
There are people who face challenges and decide that life sucks.
And then there are people that in spite of those challenges, decide to look at this existence with hope.
Well sure but that’s been table stakes since the unix program locate decades ago. I mean searching for things that they didn’t place there and index within their own operating system.
