Alright, I've been doing some light and limited testing, and from what I can tell, the new Siri is very powerful, at least on an iPhone 17 Pro / MacBook Pro M3 with more than 12 GB of memory.
Here's the example shown in the screenshot below, explained : I received an email about a meeting being tomorrow at the P5 (fifth period, I'm a teacher). While having the email opened, I asked Siri to add it to my calendar, since the local model (I'm guessing) didn't know at first what the P5 meant in the email, it simply put it at 1 pm. I then thought I'd ask something maybe a bit crazy to test it, I told it to put it at the fifth period, it then took about 4-5 seconds (going to Cloud Compute I suppose), and asked if it should move it to 2:20 pm, which is the right time...
I couldn't believe it, I then asked how it knew, and to my surprise, it found an old picture scan from 2021 I had taken with the Notes app, understood the table showing different times and periods, and then set the event at the right time. All of this, while crossing the language barrier because I interact with my devices in English, but my stuff's in French. I'm amazed, I can't wait to test it out further.
Screenshot edited to make it shorter by removing empty spaces in between messages and the name of the document.
Here's the example shown in the screenshot below, explained : I received an email about a meeting being tomorrow at the P5 (fifth period, I'm a teacher). While having the email opened, I asked Siri to add it to my calendar, since the local model (I'm guessing) didn't know at first what the P5 meant in the email, it simply put it at 1 pm. I then thought I'd ask something maybe a bit crazy to test it, I told it to put it at the fifth period, it then took about 4-5 seconds (going to Cloud Compute I suppose), and asked if it should move it to 2:20 pm, which is the right time...
I couldn't believe it, I then asked how it knew, and to my surprise, it found an old picture scan from 2021 I had taken with the Notes app, understood the table showing different times and periods, and then set the event at the right time. All of this, while crossing the language barrier because I interact with my devices in English, but my stuff's in French. I'm amazed, I can't wait to test it out further.
Screenshot edited to make it shorter by removing empty spaces in between messages and the name of the document.