Makes sense. In the US we might say “batty” for the same. In contrast, “potty” means something associated with the toilet.
Us too (forgot about batty). Depends on the how you use word. e.g "I have a potty mouth" but potty is mostly used nowadays to mean a child's toilet.Makes sense. In the US we might say “batty” for the same. In contrast, “potty” means something associated with the toilet.
How can Apple make it be reliable when it doesn’t encompass fuzzy logic or some kind of learning process instead of rigid syntax commands? It’s a just a useful gimmick, like so many the voice command features.
I realized that was likely; just making sure you weren't completely missing out.
I think some of Siri’s problems come from it actually using a fuzzy logic method to interpret commends. Alexa seems easy to use because it does use a rigid syntax for many commands and so can react directly to commands that match its patterns. Siri tries to interpret the meaning of your statements which works great when it matches but falls on its face when it gets it wrong.How can Apple make it be reliable when it doesn’t encompass fuzzy logic or some kind of learning process instead of rigid syntax commands? It’s a just a useful gimmick, like so many the voice command features.
The worst thing with Siri is not being able to disable it quickly also, in case some one starts an argument when Siri is active.
I do look forward to no more Hey Siri!
Maybe put some of that engineering effort to use just making Siri work reliably. It hasn't improved much since the days of Voice Control on OS 9 more than two decades ago.
Apple is working on an updated Siri experience that moves away from the trigger phrase "Hey Siri" currently required to invoke the digital voice assistant hands-free, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reports.
In his latest Power On newsletter, Gurman says that Apple is working on a way for Siri to be able to understand phrases and commands without the need to use the "Hey Siri" trigger phrase but instead simply saying "Siri." Gurman says the change is expected to roll out sometime next year or in 2024.
Gurman also reports today that Apple is working to further integrate Siri into third-party services and apps to provide more context and assistance to users.
Article Link: Gurman: Apple Working On Revamped Siri Experience That Doesn't Require 'Hey Siri' Trigger Phrase
If you observe Siri on a tvOS device, it's limited to what resources it can draw upon compared to iOS/IPadOS/MacOS. So it doesn't acquire some kind of history from you, or can it use anything more then some app history. Ask any simple question about an actor, event, and because it not linked to a browser it can't go to the same resources that Siri has on other OS devices.
Because that would make too much sense. Apple and their trillion-dollar valuation can't even hire any competent engineers to make Siri not suck. It has gotten worse since they purchased it.
I’m guessing it will be listening continually to whole sentences or groups of sentences, and looking for context to match initialization, rather than just a few words amount of time To match a few syllables. So the privacy settings will probably update to mention a longer listening/recording time for Siri.
I find it helps to pronounce it as "manutes" instead of "minutes".
Good point about how it would be incorporated into Reality. I don’t think Meta uses anything like this, so I wonder how it would change the experience.
I think if one thinks about the power required to provide a decent search engine for a browser and yet you see these very limited smart assistants like Siri that only can do some set of tasks given we have a very long journey to something better.
