The Vergecast discusses Apple's improved Siri AI and its implications
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David Pierce
Summary
The Vergecast hosts David and Nilay discuss their early experiences with a new version of Siri that Apple has released, which appears to be surprisingly competent after years of the assistant being unreliable. The conversation covers what this improvement means for iPhone users and the broader AI industry, as Apple's built-in assistant finally seems "good enough at most things."
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· 3 pulledSiri has spent a decade and half somewhere between 'sort of useful at a few things' and 'utterly disastrous, why did I even try, can it honestly not even set a timer.'
Apple put out a new version of Siri, and it actually seems to be pretty good.
There's very little about Sir
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