always remember guys there's still people out there that believe Apple can fix Siri delusion at its finest
Given there's an embedded subscription link in the article, it's clear MacRumors has come to some sort of deal with Gurman where they can basically steal his reporting with impunity. But there are probably limits on what they can say.Can’t believe this site made an article from a one word line from Gurman which tells us nothing. On a release which is 6 months away!!!
Talk about running out of article ideas
LOL yeah sure!The AI bubble is gonna pop before this new Siri ever comes out lol
Apple aims for excellence. Consistency.
Somebody's going to pop it. What if it's Tim Cook or somebody else high-up at Apple simply admitting that AI in the form of LLMs is just not good enough for a true personal assistant?The AI bubble is gonna pop before this new Siri ever comes out lol
I just spent a couple weeks with a Vision Pro. I’m not sure I’d say it’s a flop. If anything, it feels really polished and well designed.Vision Pro had the same concerns internally from employees and of course it flopped.
Revamped Siri disaster incoming.
At the bottom of the article there’s an ad for Bloomberg. I guess MR and Bloomberg are some sort of partners. Bloomberg are quite strict with their content being published without permission.Slightly off-topic, but why does MacRumors advertise Gurmsn’s paid subcription Newsletter when they reprint (albert nominally paraphrased) everything he releases on his newsletter anyway?
Why pay for content when the same content is reported on a
„Free to view” (but ad supported) site?
I think this would feel like denial. It would come off more like “we weren’t able to make something compelling”Somebody's going to pop it. What if it's Tim Cook or somebody else high-up at Apple simply admitting that AI in the form of LLMs is just not good enough for a true personal assistant?
I think this is a real possibility.
It’s tremendous for Gurman’s professional brand. He’s basically the No. 1 source TV news outlets call in when they cover Apple. And Apple totally uses it to its advantage as well with controlled leaks of upcoming initiatives. The downside is when he tosses in real or real-ish leaks like this Siri one.Given there's an embedded subscription link in the article, it's clear MacRumors has come to some sort of deal with Gurman where they can basically steal his reporting with impunity. But there are probably limits on what they can say.
Just shut off the charge limit when you’re on vacation 🤷I just want a smarter Siri. For example, I don’t want to learn how to code automations, I just want to tell Siri what I want and be done with it. I just spent two hours with ChatGPT and Gemini trying to figure out how to set up an automation. I told them I wanted my iPhone to skip the 80% charging limit whenever I’m on vacation. Man, what an impossible task! After two hours of back and forth, I finally found an acceptable, somewhat working solution.
This is also fascinating from the same article.
“Ke Yang, who ran the company’s Answers, Knowledge and Information team, or AKI, is bolting to Meta Platforms Inc. He was in charge of Apple’s effort to make Siri more ChatGPT-like. Though Yang wasn’t popular among the rank-and-file staff, the length of his stint in the job is embarrassing for Apple.”
Sucks to lose talent, but Apple’s AI staff clearly needs a housecleaning.
Designing a UI that’s controlled by the eyes can’t be easy, but it’s so easy to use. I think the biggest issue is that it’s way ahead of its time and people don’t yet understand the use for it.
I just spent a couple weeks with a Vision Pro. I’m not sure I’d say it’s a flop. If anything, it feels really polished and well designed.
Designing a UI that’s controlled by the eyes can’t be easy, but it’s so easy to use. I think the biggest issue is that it’s way ahead of its time and people don’t yet understand the use for it.
That team has obviously been broken for a long time, hence the reshuffling and departures. Sometimes you have to let people go and rebuild. And any person in management will tell you that you’re not going to get much out of overpaying a clearly unhappy employee to retain them. Works in the short-term, but usually doesn’t fix your root cause.No kidding . The chief engineer left. The one who replaced him 2 months ago just got bought my meta this week . And apple doesn't seem to be doing any effort retaining them, and offering higher paychecks, let alone buying an already worked on tech like perplexity . They're so conservative its insane
some of Apple's software engineers have "concerns" about the overhauled Siri's performance. However, he did not provide any specific details about the shortcomings.
If you meant Siri, it isn't private.It’s your opinion. Please explain apples point of view with some citations.
You mean the privacy focused aspect of it.
The AI bubble is gonna pop before this new Siri ever comes out lol
Give it two years before we start hearing about departures from Meta’s super intelligence teams. You can’t pay talent they way they are and manage all of the egos and personalities that accompany it without turnover and strife.Meta is already doing it for Apple.
Imposter syndrome? Phobia of failure? The creeping realization that, wow, LLMs are kind of ass and they way oversold their capabilities?
Nonsense, Apple was realistic about the sales performance of that device. Tim has launched the Apple Watch and Airpods - both iPhone moments.Oh boy..
Last time there were "concerns" leaking out, Apple* pushed out the Vision Pro flop.
*well, in reality, Tim Cook personally forced it out hoping for his own iPhone moment