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yeah agree, i guess there was no compounding scaling tech that was used for siri but now that the new siri is coming out, it's interesting to see how people react to it and if they change their views.

i'm certainly open to changing mines!

you're WEIRD lol

you've never wanted to say "hey siri, can you start a timer for 10 mins?" or "hey siri, what's the weather like?".

would you talk to your devices, if it made you more productive/do more cool stuff?

interesting demo, i do love the emphasis on privacy AI.

i wasn't referring them to join the frontier model race. i feel like they could do so much more in the space even stuff related to privacy AI and research.

i am excited to try the next version of Siri though.

me too, timers are one thing i use it for. i don't know about the overhaul tbh, I think Apple Intelligence is another topic itself but I am curious as to how/what they will do specifically.

I think Apple holding back on AI investment is crazy.

I see. What other voice assistants do you prefer using?

I'm young and seen people in high school and uni code. I will say i'm surprised with how many young people use it. they almost take it for granted. i have seen a rare luddite at a hackathon once, he just refused to use any ai coding tools. i'm starting to think people like that are just uncomfortable with change.

one issue is that if you leave it to the free market, you will just get more issues. for monopolies, it's more profitable to keep someone unhealthy (and depressed) than it is to make someone healthy once forever.

I wonder how many 'innocent' inaccurate data is taken by journalists to use for their agenda. I think this happens a lot in the age of AI.

Feels like a vanity metric, electric car companies don't boast about their cars having X horsepower. Not many people care about horsepower because either way there are speed limits on the road.

I think electric motors should focus on other vectors.