Must be a user 'skills issue'.You sure about that?
This is one small example of how Siri continually fails within, what I believe are, reasonable expectations.
(The angry reaction I did to your reply is one of solidarity)I was wearing my Apple Watch and headphones that were connected to my MacBook in another part of the house. I asked Siri to set a timer. Instead of being able to discern this circumstance, it started a timer on the Mac. When time elapsed, I was unable to get Siri to stop the alarm from sounding in my headphones.
Siri works very well for me. Granted, I've not yet asked Siri to develop the Extra Special Theory of Relativity, but I ask her all the time to turn on and off devices, set a reminder or calendar event, give me a definition of a word, etc, and she does a very good job the vast majority of the time.
Have you ever started to go to sleep and then remember you needed to do something the next day? I have a mini Homepod in the bedroom, and I simply say, "Hey Siri, remind me to do xxx tomorrow at 10 am". Siri confirms my request, and I don't have to worry about forgetting to do that task. Sometimes I just love Siri.
I'm aware of the Siri hate here, but I suspect much of that isn't warranted if one has reasonable expectations of what Siri can do.
I love how the fanboyism in here acts like Apple isn’t also guilty of this type of stuff.
My 16 pros Siri barely copes with setting a timer. I have a smart bulb set up in the home app. 90%ofnthenti of the time I asked for it to be switched on it tells me I need to download an app. I then have to go to home app to switch it on.Are you still using an older iPhone? or perhaps you don't even use iPhone... I have 16 Pro. Siri seems to be alright for my inquiries.
Apple uses differential privacy that anonymizes and aggregates the data. They serve ads based on a group instead of individual data points.And Apple is also planning to serve you with ads. How is that with privacy?
Yes!Amazing, you rather have an AI that doesn’t work but preserves privacy versus one that sometimes works.
Absolutely, yes.Amazing, you rather have an AI that doesn’t work but preserves privacy versus one that sometimes works.
You must be new to the board. You are never allowed to say anything about Siri except it is terrible. Even though for alot of us it does exactly what we want 80-90% of the time on this board you must hold board policy. SIRI IS THE WORST!Are you still using an older iPhone? or perhaps you don't even use iPhone... I have 16 Pro. Siri seems to be alright for my inquiries.
That, and one won't have to be bothered by the AI giving you stuff outside one's own epistemic bubble.Personalized information and responses is just another way of saying advertisements.
Strawman, accusation, and trolling all in one sentence. But, maybe if you asked Gemini it could do it in fewer words for you.I love how the fanboyism in here acts like Apple isn’t also guilty of this type of stuff.
Yeah, I think the proper response is, "Oh hell no!"Just why would you?
Absolutely crazy intrusion.
I'm betting they learned a bit from this one. But you never know, anyone can win or lose a bet.Just wait for WWDC. Apple will demo even more features they will not complete by WWDC 2026.
I’m honestly glad it’s working for you. There are many many people for whom it works perfectly. That’s awesome.
I’ll give you an example of how it doesn’t work for me – something that happened today.
I was wearing my Apple Watch. My iPhone was on the table and the HomePod was playing music in the same room.
I simply asked Siri to stop the music. The music did not stop, but my Apple Watch told me that it was not able to help with that from my watch.
This is one small example of how Siri continually fails within, what I believe are, reasonable expectations.
I will agree that something has changed with multiple Siri's in the same area and the wrong one responding, but I am one of those people that uses Siri daily with little to no issue.I’m honestly glad it’s working for you. There are many many people for whom it works perfectly. That’s awesome.
I’ll give you an example of how it doesn’t work for me – something that happened today.
I was wearing my Apple Watch. My iPhone was on the table and the HomePod was playing music in the same room.
I simply asked Siri to stop the music. The music did not stop, but my Apple Watch told me that it was not able to help with that from my watch.
This is one small example of how Siri continually fails within, what I believe are, reasonable expectations.
Or stealing your data.In the meantime… Siri isn’t capable of understanding anything.