WHY SIRI SUCKS: Me: Hey Siri, are you dumb? Siri: I'm smart enough to know not to answer that question. Me: No you are not smart. Siri: *I'm not sure I understand.*
I get Apple care a lot about privacy, but I think there should at least be an option for those who don't mind sharing data with Apple for improving things like Siri.
Simple answer if the video is too long for you: Apple is a phone and tablet company. Google is a data conglomerate. These companies do what they do best, not something they were not meant to do.
That demo from Google I/O of google assistant verbally communicating over the phone with a human receptionist was just utterly mind blowing and dramatically raised the bar that any future versions of siri need to clear in order to not suck. Booking electronically is one thing, but automatically booking over the phone is a whole other level.
I don't want to ask much, but if I say " Call mom " Siri will call "Zack" I said "Play system of a down", she said "I'm not sure I understand that" Or maybe I have a bad English ?
Nghia Nguyen I’m not sure why you have the issue then, it works alright on my end. I guess you could just ask Siri to call “[your mom’s name]” as a quick fix
bixby teamed up with google assistant is awesome the best ai on the market with the best phone organizer i love the haptic of the button and how well bixby works when it comes to phone tasks add google assistand for web tasks and you have an experience iphone users only could dream of
Bixby is more than a voice assistant, it has bixby home, bixby vision, and bixby routines which are all very useful. But I agree that the voice assistant needs work
And every AI is better in some thing, it’s better in knowing what is happening inside the phone. Just ask it to download any app it will download that in seconds.
I've only ever used Siri for small/short commands at a time - as they've guided in the "Help" process for newbies. It's pretty accurate for my use and hasn't had many problems.
Why does anything, Apple, now suck? To such a degree that TH-cam actively subverts any videos openly discussing this? Apple builds failure into all of its products, by intentionally soldering important connectors, poorly. They design these products to fail. With their newer unibody designs, it is no longer possible to open these products to add or replace RAM or to do one’s own repairs, as they have removed screws, and parts, all together. They use this “unibody” as a selling point, not sure how, exactly. The people at the Apple Genius Bar are instructed to lie about the nature of a repair, the cost of the repair to ensure that it is prohibitively expensive, or that it simply “can’t be fixed”. It’s not true. They now take your old iPad, before exchanging it with a new one, if you happen to be under warranty. Do not give it to them. Independent repair shops can repair these products, and are actively subverted from doing so, by Apple itself. They are hunted down by Apple, and threatened, on the Apple Support section of their own site, where ordinary people are encouraged to offer suggestions to questions from other ordinary Apple users. I might add that isn’t a coincidence that a number of CEOs running these corporations, and working for these corporations, happen to come from places in the world, that never particularly supported freedom or capitalism in the first place.
It isn't that it is the worst thing in the world. It works when trying to tell your phone to give directions and for basic things like sending messages.
WHY SIRI SUCKS: ME: hey Siri are u smart SIRI: I’m not a person so i only know what I’ve been programmed to understand Me:you are dumb Siri: that’s not nice Me: well I hate u SIRI: I won’t respond to that Me: thats what i thought Siri: i like it when we get along
Biggest problem for Siri? The loss of Steve Jobs. Had he still been around he would have seen that Siri was given the resources and attention that it sorely needs. Cook and the rest of the Apple Executive staff are competent managers but pathetically lack vision. Jobs would have realized much sooner how important Siri is to Apple’s overall future.
You have to remember that apple has a competition which does everything that Siri does and more but, also, better, cleaner, more accurate and mainly easier. People don't want to set up shortcuts. People don't want to buy products that are supposed to make their life easier but only if you configure it to do such thing.
Last night I asked Siri when Disney's "Snow White" came out. It understood the question, but then changed it to: "What song is this?" and started PLAYING that song, almost waking up a baby next door. WTF?
Ranked in order from best to worst: 1. Google Assistant / Google Home 2. Alexa / Amazon Echo (With skills factored in) 3. Cortana (Smarter than Alexa, but has far fewer skills) 4. Bixby (Samsung Galaxy) 5. Siri / HomePod I use mostly Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant on the Google Home, and the Google Home is definitely far more intelligent. I find it far less frustrating to use as well because of this. So I always default to the Google Home for daily use as much as I can. And I rank Bixby higher than Siri as well, since it's already far more cable then Siri. Especially after Bixby 2.0 dropped back in September. (Bixby 3.0 is set for a 2019 release.) It can control far more things on your phone then Siri can. Plus starting in 2019, it will integrate far more into other Samsung product lines creating a larger ecosystem. In addition to that, Bixby was designed from the ground up to be the direct replacement to Siri. The core underlying technology is superior and Apple decided for whatever reason, to not acquire it. So Samsung did! Again this goes back to the bad management issue mentioned in the video. Siri wasn't designed to be upgradable like the Google Assistant is, or Alexa, or Bixby and even Cortana according to the creators of Siri. So Apple has to upgrade Siri, even though it's not really meant to be upgraded. And because of this, it takes much longer to get upgrades pushed out. Unless Apple starts from scratch like Samsung did by acquiring VIV, (Later renamed Bixby) Apple will remain far behind. And we can see how long it's taking Samsung to get Bixby fully off the ground. But at the same time, it's already surpassed Siri in its early stage. And even if Apple starts now, Samsung and the rest of the competition have a several year head start as it stands now, let alone in the future.
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@@prmikey no i use it all the time for setting timers, reading notifications, making calls, playing music, and basic math like you mentioned. i find it very useful
Siri is useless. 95% of the times I ask a question, I don’t get the right answer. It’s very frustrating and disappointing. I am an Apple lover but that’s the only feature that sucks big time. I get jealous when a friend with an Android can get way better answers than I do and I am paying high price for my iPhone. Apple, do something about it please!!
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Here's the problem (and yes, I am slightly triggered here). The vast majority of people seem to completely misunderstand the purpose of a virtual assistant. You can watch literally ANY journalistic test/review of a virtual assistant and they are all the same. Each one of them tests them like a search engine/general knowledge tool. This is NOT what a virtual assistant is meant to be. Of course Google Assistant is gonna come out ahead here because it IS Google. A virtual assistant's purpose is to assist you with day to day tasks and help you access features on your phone. For example, a very simplistic example, if I decide to take a brief nap during the day I can ask "Hey Siri, turn on Do Not Disturb please" and Siri will immediately activate the feature without me even having do touch the device. This is a virtual assistant immediately doing it's job correctly. Now, I don't have an overly busy lifestyle at the moment so don't use Siri heavily. However, any basic tasks I have requested of it have been successfully performed. The new advent of Siri shortcuts will increase this power and scope. Bottom line, show me a LEGITIMATE test of the virtual assistants doing what they're SUPPOSED to be doing and maybe I'll change my view point.
@@davego290 That video's even more ridiculous than the general knowledge crap. Why "swipe left/right" bs when you could just do it yourself if you're looking at the screen. If the guy had half a brain he could have literally asked Siri to launch ANY app on his phone and it would have done so. There's no need to "swipe" if you're not navigating your phone. The screenshot one is because Siri takes up the entire screen, but again, why would you ever want to ask Siri to take a screenshot if you're not actually LOOKING at your phone and once again if you're looking at your phone you can take the screenshot yourself. At first I thought you might have had the right idea but you also don't seem to get it and further prove my point that people just don't understand virtual assistants.
About the "Swipe left or right" I also think it's useless but hey the more features it has the better it is after all it's a virtual assistant and it's programmed to help you do stuff not just simple stuff
I think one of the problems is Siri was meant for basic task like wake me up at 10 or give me directions to Walmart. but then everyone wanted to use it for 100 silly questions that they could just google.
I think Siri’s shortcoming is a positive. I like that my data is safe, and frankly...if you people want your data less safe then feel free to get android and have everything in the internet hacker’s fingertips. Or at the very least Apple should allow you to choose between a more private Siri or a more effective Siri.
I wish SIri was like Google Assistant. Google Assistant uses answers from the web, but she actualy reads it aloud to you. Siri just gives you some links and goes silent. Siri should read them aloud
Just as a sidenote. That's how apple operates with most software. They buy up companies that create interesting software, restrict it to work only on their platform and put an Apple logo on it. Not saying it's good or bad, but that's how they do it.
Although Apple is a trillion dollar company (well it was a few weeks ago).... Apple spends too much money on the hardware side of the equation and not the underlying software. IOS is the problem. Instead of worrying about adding colors to the iPhone.... how about fixing the software? Now they add Siri shortcuts...and it just sucks! Only reason I'm with iPhones for my family is because of Apple's stance on privacy...and that is the tip of the spear on why Siri and IOS is still shitty from an end user perspective. If they could only find a way to maintain privacy and provide a better and smarter assistant? I'm sure they could figure it out if they spent the resources in this area instead of millions naming shitty colors on their phones. Today's iPhones are not worth the money they are asking.... I doubt I will buy anymore iPhones for my family again until Apple gets their heads out of their asses.
I've never thought that SIRI was a terrible mobile assistant. I use "IT" to send texts and make phone calls from time to time. Other then that, I really haven't played around with it too much. I am glad to know what it's origin was. That helps to understand why people say it lacks features compared to other mobile assistants. Maybe, they'll improve upon it with coming updates? (:
I think one of the reasons why Siri is being developed so slowly is because it’s number one virtual assistant by the number of supported languages. Every language has its own structure, so, from this point, Apple had to almost recreate Siri for every new language and every new Siri’s advancement had to be adopted for every syntax.
Except in just one year alone, the Google Assistant gained support for 8 different languages. Siri is simply behind because its core architecture, as well as bad management, led to it being highly underdeveloped.
I really wish they do remake Siri from the ground up. Craig seems like a better lead since the predecessor was having very relaxed approach. I still hope Siri can get better, maybe iOS 13? Still having some wishful thinking.
Marketing, branding and better OS with a dash of idiot customers who believe that their products are more premium than those of other companies. There’s no secret there
Matías Tadeo Rossi typical response from an Apple fan. I have highlighted the great things Apple has done right but let’s be honest here, their devices are ridiculously expensive especially when it costs them way less to manufacture them. Their selling point? They just make it seem like it’s premium shit when it really isn’t. Their software is great though.
Lol why would you asume I am an Apple fan? I agree with you in most of what you said, but saying that their customers are just idiots who think that their phones are premium is a bit too much. It may be for those who brag about having a 2015 iPhone, but there are people who buy it just because they prefer it and can afford it.
Good topic and video! I personally have little experience with Siri’s competitors, and admittedly, I only use Siri a bit anyway. So I hadn’t realized that there’s a huge problem here. I have found Siri voice recognition in particular to be quite good in most cases, except in cases where that’s not surprising, such as noisy environments and foreign-language names being involved. I have also found Siri to sometimes “punt” when I ask a question, and just show me a google search of pretty much my exact words.
Have you ever took a close look into Apple's privacy policy? They do indeed collect data. Did people forget about how CarrierIQ was built into iOS back then?
I have an android tablet with google and Alexa, and I turned off voice assistant because of spying. I have Cortana on a laptop, I turned it off due to spying. I have Siri, but very rarely use it, and I know it only computes stuff when saying “hey Siri”. I need my privacy, and these assistants only improve based on more user data. But acquisition of more user data means that more users have to undermine their privacy rights. It’s not worth it.
Apple was _never_ a leader in AI, even when Siri was new. You made an excellent point about the privacy stance at Apple. Advanced AI is impossible without massive amounts of data, like Google's Inception which is trained in part on data generated by users clicking through captchas. Unless Apple can find ways to generate similar amounts of data (which should be doable considering the size of their installed base), Siri will continue to suck.
After my experience with Google Voice Assistent I'm highly surprised that they came up as #1. ... which for me is the conclussion that voice assistants still suck in early 2019. You just have to correct them all too often in what they do. It feels pointless.
Apple have always been great at products but hit and miss at best with services. Even Apple Music sucks compared to Spotify. And obviously a great voice assistant requires the ability to do more with data, and even better as Google has figured out - a search engine and the ability to at least attempt to look up anything. It's just astounding to me Apple hasn't figured out a better way, I think its possible to anonymise user data so its unidentifiable and isn't being studied outside of Apple and provide much better accuracy and results. They have seriously dropped the ball on this one, and what sucks is the original Siri pre Apple was better than it is today, and they had that huge headstart. I mean when Cortana is doing better you know you should look inward.
Lovely video. Commenters can't have it both ways - so Siri is perfectly fine for performing simple and day to day tasks? Could argue Windows is fine for computing, Android is a fine OS, Samsung makes fine phones, Spotify is a fine music streaming app, Alexa Echo is a fine smart speaker, Fitbit make fine wearables and yet we would still have someone say Apple's version is better and herein lies the argument. If you're simply looking for a assistant that does what it needs to do most of the time, that was never contested in the first place... Siri has always been a functional assistant. Is it however able to go above what people expect from an assistant? Do it's competitors achieve that expectation? That right there is what I feel the crux of this video is about.
Tell the whole story Apple explain those developers that created Siri went on to develop (Bixby) for "Samsung Electronics" like for they're Android devices remember.
@@NightWolfXVI Doesn't matter. Eventually the A.I. shall become as smart as a human, whether you like it or not. From that point on, they will take over the humanity. Not by some war as in movies, but as a talented person reaches the top position. There is no way to prevent it. It is just a matter of time. Resistance is futile.
Sadly, almost all of the voice assistants work well only for English. For example, Google's Assistant Russian is still in beta (and Siri has a MUCH nicer voice than Google Assistant's Russian). Cortana and Alexa don't know Russian. Russian is like in top 5 or top 6 languages in the world by the number of speakers btw. So Siri is miles ahead of other AIs when it comes to languages that are not English.
thats understandable, you cant just translate the AI's responses word per word by any language, try google translating an english sentence to japanese and translate it back to english and see how broken the sentence now is.. every language has a distinct terminologies. in short, the AI has to learn all over again when you want it to speak a different language, thus it needs a beta release so that people that speak that native language can correct the AI if its doing the wrong thing rather than coding each command people asks it to do. AI is dynamic and has to self learn rather than coding it what specifically it needs to respond on a specific question(it would take decades to do that).
Eh, seems like a bunch of excuses. The finger pointing from Apple employees doesn’t matter. They hired Google’s AI engineer as you mentioned years ago and he still hasn’t shown any results. Siri isn’t the same animal on iPhone as HomePod and Apple TV. She/He is much dumber in HomePod than iPhone. I don’t buy the whole privacy excuse either. Basic things like knowing “light” vs “lights” doesn’t require much. Heck as someone hard of hearing I perfected being able to hear the “s” when I was 8 years old. I also have “Share Audio Recordings” turned on to help Apple improve Siri. Haven’t noticed anything in the past few years.
I do believe that every company collect and use user data. The difference is did they sell it? Make it public(anonymous or not)? I do believe apple is collecting user data but they kept it more private(but not all I'm not ios user but they have ads isn't it? So they maybe sell some user data on the targeting ads i believe) compared to google or facebook user.
lilmoni of course if I made a platform or device that people use, I’d give them a feature that would trick them to thinking that their data is not being harvested.
I honestly hope IOS 13 will be the best EVER and I think if it’s really good and it gives us a lot of the things we’ve always wanted, then more people might buy iPhones and iPads
Ummmm.... Nah, Apple got itself so fucked up that not even iOS13 is going to save them now. I mean c'mon, we're nearly in 2019 and people are still choosing on buying the iPhone 8/8 Plus over the X/XS line/XR... Apple pricing rises got many of its costumers either staying with their current iPhones, upgrading to the iPhone 8/8 Plus if they can even find a store that still sells them or switch to android altogether.. I've personally had seen many coworkers and friends switching to android phones (especially to the likes of Xiaomi phones and Samsung's A series of phones) than upgrading to a new iPhone. Most say they hate the new gesture control and prefer the old home button layout (the ones wanting to buy the iPhone 8/8 Plus) Or they just cant justify paying double the cost on an iPhone XS. Most of them have iPhone 6 or 7... The XS starting price is more than double of what the iPhone 6 was...
I mean, I just don’t like saying it all out loud. I’m more of a silent tech user. I don’t want to announce my google searches to anyone in the adjacent rooms, because half time I word it wrong (even real people have trouble understanding me sometimes) and I have to say it three times to get it right. Plus, Siri takes so long and often doesn’t get the info I want (what’s with only going to Wikipedia? And if there’s no Wikipedia, there no results) that I would rather just type it in safari. It’s faster, I’ll probably figure out what I actually want to know, and the whole house doesn’t know it too. Edit: forgot to add this- I would prefer the concept of Siri in text format. Like an app where you pick a category, type in your question, and you get a typed answer back.
I want you to do a video on History of Apple Displays with commentary. You may include the LG Ultrafine 5K and 4K but don't forget, Phil Schiller said that they're gonna release a new Cinema Display along with the new Mac Pro in 2019.
I avoid using Siri whenever I can. But, I DO use voice-to-text multiple times every day. I, perhaps incorrectly, have always connected voice-to-text to Siri, assuming the software was related. I'm always blown away when I speak via voice-to-text, and it gets most of it correct on-the-fly. However, when I stop voice-to-text, the letters are erased, as if I was pressing delete, then rewrites it horrible wrong. Between laptops and smart phones being over priced and lacking basic hardwired interfaces (headphone jack???), after 30+ years of using Apple products, even touting the advantages to family and friends, I'm done. Its very sad. But I knew, and told anyone who'd listen, when Steve Jobs passed away... Apple would start to veer off course. Just didn't think it would happen so quickly.
WHY SIRI SUCKS:
Me: Hey Siri, are you dumb?
Siri: I'm smart enough to know not to answer that question.
Me: No you are not smart.
Siri: *I'm not sure I understand.*
iOS 13 said “That’s not nice” for number 1
DJTech true tho
Isn’t I am smart enough not to.... an answer ?
Sounds about right XD
I dont know how to respond to that.
Literally anytime I ask Siri a question: "here's what I found on the web"
Lmfao!! Same here!
annoying af
That happens sometimes with Google Assistant too and it sucks
And when I try asking something to be searched on the internet, Siri “doesn’t understands what do I mean with Second World War”
Same I hate siri you's goggle Declan Munro
They aren’t Sirious about Siri.
Imperialist good one!
Oh my god
Stop it XD
Very original
so punny. am i right or am i white?
The siri team was aware about the SIRIous bugs
Just no...
I hate Siri puns
the pun
stop
Nice copied comment
I get Apple care a lot about privacy, but I think there should at least be an option for those who don't mind sharing data with Apple for improving things like Siri.
You can share data to help Siri , but it doesn’t help anything.
The data Siri needs it’s not your individual data but the collective one. That’s how they get user knowledge
I think they should just stop pretending and just call them voice commands
It’s 2024 now- the iPhone uses USB-c, Apple is working on a ar headset, and Siri still can’t tell me what time Party City opens.
Simple answer if the video is too long for you: Apple is a phone and tablet company. Google is a data conglomerate. These companies do what they do best, not something they were not meant to do.
Also, I knew this before watching the entire video.
@@ninjanerdstudent6937 but it's the wrong answer.
What’s about Microsoft and Amazon 👀
Terrible excuse, when they sell products specifically for utilising Siri and HomeKit.
@@florianschmidt934Siri probably wrote it
That demo from Google I/O of google assistant verbally communicating over the phone with a human receptionist was just utterly mind blowing and dramatically raised the bar that any future versions of siri need to clear in order to not suck. Booking electronically is one thing, but automatically booking over the phone is a whole other level.
I don't want to ask much, but if I say " Call mom " Siri will call "Zack"
I said "Play system of a down", she said "I'm not sure I understand that"
Or maybe I have a bad English ?
I had the same problem! Don't know why
it doesnt know who your mom is, if you put in your contacts that this person is "Mom" then it will call mom when you ask it to
@@renital_4279 I did, and guess what, it still can't call! You think i'm an idiot to not recognized that?
Nghia Nguyen I’m not sure why you have the issue then, it works alright on my end. I guess you could just ask Siri to call “[your mom’s name]” as a quick fix
You might have a strong accent, sure.
But that's not your fault, especially if other assistants like Cortana or Google Assistant can understand you.
"Siri, will you marry me?"
"I'm not quite sure i understand that."
0:59 When Bixby is not even on the test..(thats how much it suck)
Coz its a new commer. And its doing great .. maybe not the best. Give it time
bixby teamed up with google assistant is awesome
the best ai on the market with the best phone organizer i love the haptic of the button and how well bixby works when it comes to phone tasks add google assistand for web tasks and you have an experience iphone users only could dream of
Bixby is more than a voice assistant, it has bixby home, bixby vision, and bixby routines which are all very useful. But I agree that the voice assistant needs work
0000 still better than Siri and mind that I am an Apple user.
And every AI is better in some thing, it’s better in knowing what is happening inside the phone. Just ask it to download any app it will download that in seconds.
Siri is the best apple product ever
Because its outdated, has no ports, and is only compatible with their products
And no headphone jack
The Homepod overpriced, bogged down by software, and reliable
@@takmhz4918 is a headphone jack not a port?
O h n o
Soo basically every iPhone after the 6s
Your level of honesty still surprises me
The sad part is big TH-camrs don't make video on siri shortcut I don't know why.
Ranganath Sah only a few did but they didn’t go in deph
True.
iDeviceHelp does 👌
A clone feature of android apps many use that app on there android phone for many years so why bother
Vivek Bhagat why bother? If a IOS user wants to use a feature but don’t know how they should be informed.
Man! I literally cannot get enough of your videos! Thank you
The shortcuts app has improved Siri a lot
But sadly, not enough
Agreed, but some of the things you have to program in yourself really ought to be there by default.
I've only ever used Siri for small/short commands at a time - as they've guided in the "Help" process for newbies. It's pretty accurate for my use and hasn't had many problems.
Why does anything, Apple, now suck? To such a degree that TH-cam actively subverts any videos openly discussing this? Apple builds failure into all of its products, by intentionally soldering important connectors, poorly. They design these products to fail. With their newer unibody designs, it is no longer possible to open these products to add or replace RAM or to do one’s own repairs, as they have removed screws, and parts, all together. They use this “unibody” as a selling point, not sure how, exactly. The people at the Apple Genius Bar are instructed to lie about the nature of a repair, the cost of the repair to ensure that it is prohibitively expensive, or that it simply “can’t be fixed”. It’s not true. They now take your old iPad, before exchanging it with a new one, if you happen to be under warranty. Do not give it to them. Independent repair shops can repair these products, and are actively subverted from doing so, by Apple itself. They are hunted down by Apple, and threatened, on the Apple Support section of their own site, where ordinary people are encouraged to offer suggestions to questions from other ordinary Apple users. I might add that isn’t a coincidence that a number of CEOs running these corporations, and working for these corporations, happen to come from places in the world, that never particularly supported freedom or capitalism in the first place.
Wow, a search engine gives better results on general knowledge questions than a virtual assistant for device management.
Wow a virtual assistant that can't do things in settings or other useful things because of "privacy"
It isn't that it is the worst thing in the world. It works when trying to tell your phone to give directions and for basic things like sending messages.
No it doesn’t work. It always gives me incorrect responses. Siri is trash.
WHY SIRI SUCKS:
ME: hey Siri are u smart
SIRI: I’m not a person so i only know what I’ve been programmed to understand
Me:you are dumb
Siri: that’s not nice
Me: well I hate u
SIRI: I won’t respond to that
Me: thats what i thought
Siri: i like it when we get along
Biggest problem for Siri? The loss of Steve Jobs. Had he still been around he would have seen that Siri was given the resources and attention that it sorely needs. Cook and the rest of the Apple Executive staff are competent managers but pathetically lack vision. Jobs would have realized much sooner how important Siri is to Apple’s overall future.
The first time he used it near death, he immediately tried to curse into it and make it mess up and was impressed it understood.
Apple explained: 'Why Siri sucks'
Me: I feel a disturbance in the force
Siri shortcuts is a big thing. Do not know why people are so ignorant
I agree. And you can use ones others have created if you are lazy or don’t know how to use it.
I don’t think people know it’s a thing (probably because it’s an optional app that you can download and don’t have to download)
Because that’s difficult as fuck to use. I’m no programmer so I don’t want to code I just want it to work.
You have to remember that apple has a competition which does everything that Siri does and more but, also, better, cleaner, more accurate and mainly easier. People don't want to set up shortcuts. People don't want to buy products that are supposed to make their life easier but only if you configure it to do such thing.
Because it should just work. I shouldn't have to learn something or change how I do anything like I don't do anything with Google
Last night I asked Siri when Disney's "Snow White" came out. It understood the question, but then changed it to: "What song is this?" and started PLAYING that song, almost waking up a baby next door. WTF?
alexa play despacio
i mean, hey siri play despacito
playing despacito by luis fonsi
😮
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
This comment triggered my Alexa
There was a glitch that shows on the question : which is national anthem of a country: Siri answers Despacito.!? (This isn’t right )This now is fixed.
Imagine telling this to Apple...
I see a person everyday who says
"Alexa!"
but corrects himself to "Hey Siri!"
every single time
I get what you mean
Ranked in order from best to worst:
1. Google Assistant / Google Home
2. Alexa / Amazon Echo (With skills factored in)
3. Cortana (Smarter than Alexa, but has far fewer skills)
4. Bixby (Samsung Galaxy)
5. Siri / HomePod
I use mostly Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant on the Google Home, and the Google Home is definitely far more intelligent. I find it far less frustrating to use as well because of this. So I always default to the Google Home for daily use as much as I can.
And I rank Bixby higher than Siri as well, since it's already far more cable then Siri. Especially after Bixby 2.0 dropped back in September. (Bixby 3.0 is set for a 2019 release.) It can control far more things on your phone then Siri can. Plus starting in 2019, it will integrate far more into other Samsung product lines creating a larger ecosystem.
In addition to that, Bixby was designed from the ground up to be the direct replacement to Siri. The core underlying technology is superior and Apple decided for whatever reason, to not acquire it. So Samsung did! Again this goes back to the bad management issue mentioned in the video. Siri wasn't designed to be upgradable like the Google Assistant is, or Alexa, or Bixby and even Cortana according to the creators of Siri. So Apple has to upgrade Siri, even though it's not really meant to be upgraded. And because of this, it takes much longer to get upgrades pushed out.
Unless Apple starts from scratch like Samsung did by acquiring VIV, (Later renamed Bixby) Apple will remain far behind. And we can see how long it's taking Samsung to get Bixby fully off the ground. But at the same time, it's already surpassed Siri in its early stage. And even if Apple starts now, Samsung and the rest of the competition have a several year head start as it stands now, let alone in the future.
I have been using Siri a little more than usual lately, and I am impressed by what it can do for what I needed it to do.
The Story Dude basic math? That’s about the only reliable thing it does for me
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@@prmikey no i use it all the time for setting timers, reading notifications, making calls, playing music, and basic math like you mentioned. i find it very useful
Wow that's a First that never really happens for me cool
Siri is useless. 95% of the times I ask a question, I don’t get the right answer. It’s very frustrating and disappointing. I am an Apple lover but that’s the only feature that sucks big time. I get jealous when a friend with an Android can get way better answers than I do and I am paying high price for my iPhone. Apple, do something about it please!!
Some time after the 1980s... it became acceptable to PAY FOR SHIT THAT DOES NOT WORK. Pussified consumers enable this practice.
Can you do a video the first apps in the app store?
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@@muiyim3745 i don't know what you have writtem here very big or u have copy pasted i am too lazy to read, anybow i gave a like👍
two and a half years later: siri still sucks
Here's the problem (and yes, I am slightly triggered here). The vast majority of people seem to completely misunderstand the purpose of a virtual assistant. You can watch literally ANY journalistic test/review of a virtual assistant and they are all the same. Each one of them tests them like a search engine/general knowledge tool. This is NOT what a virtual assistant is meant to be. Of course Google Assistant is gonna come out ahead here because it IS Google. A virtual assistant's purpose is to assist you with day to day tasks and help you access features on your phone.
For example, a very simplistic example, if I decide to take a brief nap during the day I can ask "Hey Siri, turn on Do Not Disturb please" and Siri will immediately activate the feature without me even having do touch the device. This is a virtual assistant immediately doing it's job correctly. Now, I don't have an overly busy lifestyle at the moment so don't use Siri heavily. However, any basic tasks I have requested of it have been successfully performed. The new advent of Siri shortcuts will increase this power and scope.
Bottom line, show me a LEGITIMATE test of the virtual assistants doing what they're SUPPOSED to be doing and maybe I'll change my view point.
th-cam.com/video/oyPNWCzsmDA/w-d-xo.html is this the video you want to see?
J Ryan yes, thank you!!
@@davego290 That video's even more ridiculous than the general knowledge crap. Why "swipe left/right" bs when you could just do it yourself if you're looking at the screen. If the guy had half a brain he could have literally asked Siri to launch ANY app on his phone and it would have done so. There's no need to "swipe" if you're not navigating your phone.
The screenshot one is because Siri takes up the entire screen, but again, why would you ever want to ask Siri to take a screenshot if you're not actually LOOKING at your phone and once again if you're looking at your phone you can take the screenshot yourself.
At first I thought you might have had the right idea but you also don't seem to get it and further prove my point that people just don't understand virtual assistants.
About the "Swipe left or right" I also think it's useless but hey the more features it has the better it is after all it's a virtual assistant and it's programmed to help you do stuff not just simple stuff
Bixby and Google can also carry out tasks like Apple btw but they can do more
When I ask siri about anything she says I don’t know how to Respond
I asked siri if he sucks, and he literally said "I don’t understand "why do you suck". If you like, I could search the web for it"
Make Siri a chick with a UK accent (which I did years ago), and at least its kinda sexy when she's being obnoxiously stupid... :-)
Siri as a he? Ew what are you, British????????
MrFlippy i’m not british
MrFlippy stfu
What the hell😂😂😂
Congrats on 200k
Congratulations on 200k!
It was cool in 2012. 10 years on and it hasn’t advanced one bit..
I think one of the problems is Siri was meant for basic task like wake me up at 10 or give me directions to Walmart. but then everyone wanted to use it for 100 silly questions that they could just google.
Am I the only one noticing that the subscribe button has rounded off corners on the left side but not on the right side?
I think Siri’s shortcoming is a positive. I like that my data is safe, and frankly...if you people want your data less safe then feel free to get android and have everything in the internet hacker’s fingertips. Or at the very least Apple should allow you to choose between a more private Siri or a more effective Siri.
Have you ever had an android?
@@rosewall8430 That’s what I owned until 2017 when I went to iPhone.
I wish SIri was like Google Assistant. Google Assistant uses answers from the web, but she actualy reads it aloud to you. Siri just gives you some links and goes silent. Siri should read them aloud
I didn't know Cortana has such potential to be competing with Google Assistant
Me neither loool i dont like her much
Siri is absolutely terrible. Apple is becoming progressively worse.
They really should consider working with Google because Google Assistant is the goat lol
Daniel Parris, privacy is important to Apple
@@wyattb3138 sure
Daniel Parris and people will mock them because privacy no. 1 to Apple
Apple has. In May Apple hired John Giannandrea, Google's top guy in artificial intelligence.
They've already hired an AI engineer from Google....enjoy.
Just as a sidenote. That's how apple operates with most software. They buy up companies that create interesting software, restrict it to work only on their platform and put an Apple logo on it. Not saying it's good or bad, but that's how they do it.
I actually use Siri all the time for making calls, texting, setting timers, simple math questions, etc. 😭 lol
Although Apple is a trillion dollar company (well it was a few weeks ago).... Apple spends too much money on the hardware side of the equation and not the underlying software. IOS is the problem. Instead of worrying about adding colors to the iPhone.... how about fixing the software? Now they add Siri shortcuts...and it just sucks! Only reason I'm with iPhones for my family is because of Apple's stance on privacy...and that is the tip of the spear on why Siri and IOS is still shitty from an end user perspective. If they could only find a way to maintain privacy and provide a better and smarter assistant? I'm sure they could figure it out if they spent the resources in this area instead of millions naming shitty colors on their phones. Today's iPhones are not worth the money they are asking.... I doubt I will buy anymore iPhones for my family again until Apple gets their heads out of their asses.
I've never thought that SIRI was a terrible mobile assistant. I use "IT" to send texts and make phone calls from time to time. Other then that, I really haven't played around with it too much. I am glad to know what it's origin was. That helps to understand why people say it lacks features compared to other mobile assistants. Maybe, they'll improve upon it with coming updates? (:
3 years later, Siri is still absolutely Garbage.
YO YOU GOT 200,000 SUBSCRIBERS CONGRATULATIONS
I think one of the reasons why Siri is being developed so slowly is because it’s number one virtual assistant by the number of supported languages. Every language has its own structure, so, from this point, Apple had to almost recreate Siri for every new language and every new Siri’s advancement had to be adopted for every syntax.
Владислав Тарасов good thinking
Nice thinking dude. 🙂👌
Except in just one year alone, the Google Assistant gained support for 8 different languages. Siri is simply behind because its core architecture, as well as bad management, led to it being highly underdeveloped.
If only you knew something about programming...
Yeah thats because Google Assistent is so bad oh wait....
Congratulations on 200k subscribers
I hope 2 things, 1 that guy from Google they just hired can fix her, and 2 they aren’t using her in Project Titan, that will be a disaster.
I hate how Siri never works when you have bad or no service. It’s also very frustrating to use on the watch
Siri still suits my needs. I use it almost everyday
Lucifer Laveaux you should marry it. You make a nice couple.
Whole Food Plant-Based Man don’t be gross. I’m not into that kinky shit you’re talking about
u must be in the wrong place, playing the wrong song, without an umbrella
starskie96yt I’m elated that my comment have your panties in a bunch 🤷🏾♂️
That's what she said.
Congrats on 200K
"The original code contained some very SIRIous bugs"
- Apple Explaned, 2018
Omfg I thought the thumbnail said "What do you suck"!! LOL
I really wish they do remake Siri from the ground up. Craig seems like a better lead since the predecessor was having very relaxed approach. I still hope Siri can get better, maybe iOS 13?
Still having some wishful thinking.
Four years down the line, I'm now on iOS16.3.1 and it STILL doesn't understand my Scottish accent 😣
These videos are so interesting, I bet you would get 100% on an argumentative essay
Will u EXPLAIN to us about APPLE's Secret Weapon in your next vid???
Jonas Diaz what?
Marketing, branding and better OS with a dash of idiot customers who believe that their products are more premium than those of other companies. There’s no secret there
@@justapugontheinternet a bit salty
Matías Tadeo Rossi typical response from an Apple fan. I have highlighted the great things Apple has done right but let’s be honest here, their devices are ridiculously expensive especially when it costs them way less to manufacture them. Their selling point? They just make it seem like it’s premium shit when it really isn’t. Their software is great though.
Lol why would you asume I am an Apple fan? I agree with you in most of what you said, but saying that their customers are just idiots who think that their phones are premium is a bit too much. It may be for those who brag about having a 2015 iPhone, but there are people who buy it just because they prefer it and can afford it.
Congrats on reaching 200K subscribers!
Apple need to step up their software department.
Very true
At this rate, Siri should be usable very soon. Likely by Q3 2031. Looking forward to the "Siri turns 20" event.
Good topic and video!
I personally have little experience with Siri’s competitors, and admittedly, I only use Siri a bit anyway. So I hadn’t realized that there’s a huge problem here.
I have found Siri voice recognition in particular to be quite good in most cases, except in cases where that’s not surprising, such as noisy environments and foreign-language names being involved. I have also found Siri to sometimes “punt” when I ask a question, and just show me a google search of pretty much my exact words.
Have you ever took a close look into Apple's privacy policy? They do indeed collect data.
Did people forget about how CarrierIQ was built into iOS back then?
I have an android tablet with google and Alexa, and I turned off voice assistant because of spying. I have Cortana on a laptop, I turned it off due to spying. I have Siri, but very rarely use it, and I know it only computes stuff when saying “hey Siri”. I need my privacy, and these assistants only improve based on more user data. But acquisition of more user data means that more users have to undermine their privacy rights. It’s not worth it.
Whole Food Plant-Based People don’t think about privacy anymore people.
With your ip and your device any service provider can collect your data. If I were you I would just get off the grid.
But you have Facebook...right???
NSA: very cute son...
@@2ndlt.reifukai196 Exactly!! There's virtually no privacy in today's apps.
Who is the guy at 2:48? Asking for a friend...
Apple was _never_ a leader in AI, even when Siri was new.
You made an excellent point about the privacy stance at Apple. Advanced AI is impossible without massive amounts of data, like Google's Inception which is trained in part on data generated by users clicking through captchas. Unless Apple can find ways to generate similar amounts of data (which should be doable considering the size of their installed base), Siri will continue to suck.
But maybe Amazon is the leader of AI.
(Cause google's AI also can be annoying at times).
Siri brought it to the market and made it cool. It was really unique when it came out.
Congrats on 200k subs
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The Siri team should have been more SIRIous about solving it's SIRIous problems
whenever I just want simple information on a random topic
Siri: I cAn HeLp YoU fInD a PlAcE iF yOu TuRn On LoCaTiOn SeRvIcEs
"It actually doesn't suck at all, it's just you using it the wrong way!" -Endquote.
After my experience with Google Voice Assistent I'm highly surprised that they came up as #1. ... which for me is the conclussion that voice assistants still suck in early 2019. You just have to correct them all too often in what they do. It feels pointless.
SIRIous bugs
Siri should be a meme
Apple have always been great at products but hit and miss at best with services. Even Apple Music sucks compared to Spotify. And obviously a great voice assistant requires the ability to do more with data, and even better as Google has figured out - a search engine and the ability to at least attempt to look up anything. It's just astounding to me Apple hasn't figured out a better way, I think its possible to anonymise user data so its unidentifiable and isn't being studied outside of Apple and provide much better accuracy and results. They have seriously dropped the ball on this one, and what sucks is the original Siri pre Apple was better than it is today, and they had that huge headstart. I mean when Cortana is doing better you know you should look inward.
1:25 Shocked
Waiiiit google assistant is in reality the best assistant? Jeez
*always has been*
kind of(as in, for many things and according to many trusted people)
@@pkj6684 ahahah good use for the meme
@@NOT_a_YT_Channel *yes*
Lovely video. Commenters can't have it both ways - so Siri is perfectly fine for performing simple and day to day tasks? Could argue Windows is fine for computing, Android is a fine OS, Samsung makes fine phones, Spotify is a fine music streaming app, Alexa Echo is a fine smart speaker, Fitbit make fine wearables and yet we would still have someone say Apple's version is better and herein lies the argument.
If you're simply looking for a assistant that does what it needs to do most of the time, that was never contested in the first place... Siri has always been a functional assistant. Is it however able to go above what people expect from an assistant? Do it's competitors achieve that expectation? That right there is what I feel the crux of this video is about.
Tell the whole story Apple explain those developers that created Siri went on to develop (Bixby) for "Samsung Electronics" like for they're Android devices remember.
Using the privacy thing to justify the good old buggy Siri. Hilarious 😂😂😂
Artificial intelligence is the future. If Apple doesn't put everything on Siri's development, it will be the beginning of the company's end.
Have you ever seen The Terminator movies they said the exact same thing about Artificial Intelligence.
@@NightWolfXVI Doesn't matter. Eventually the A.I. shall become as smart as a human, whether you like it or not. From that point on, they will take over the humanity. Not by some war as in movies, but as a talented person reaches the top position. There is no way to prevent it. It is just a matter of time. Resistance is futile.
It’s 2022, and Siri still sucks.
Siri isn't bad but it's nothing compared to Google assistant
thats the thing tho....compared to Google assistant....Siri is fucking duumb lool
Congrats 🎉 on 200k
In my experience siri on my wife's iPhone is a million times better than the stupid Bixby on my note 9
No one:
Literally no one:
Google Assistant: That is a SIRIous question!
Sadly, almost all of the voice assistants work well only for English. For example, Google's Assistant Russian is still in beta (and Siri has a MUCH nicer voice than Google Assistant's Russian). Cortana and Alexa don't know Russian. Russian is like in top 5 or top 6 languages in the world by the number of speakers btw. So Siri is miles ahead of other AIs when it comes to languages that are not English.
thats understandable, you cant just translate the AI's responses word per word by any language, try google translating an english sentence to japanese and translate it back to english and see how broken the sentence now is.. every language has a distinct terminologies. in short, the AI has to learn all over again when you want it to speak a different language, thus it needs a beta release so that people that speak that native language can correct the AI if its doing the wrong thing rather than coding each command people asks it to do. AI is dynamic and has to self learn rather than coding it what specifically it needs to respond on a specific question(it would take decades to do that).
Eh, seems like a bunch of excuses. The finger pointing from Apple employees doesn’t matter. They hired Google’s AI engineer as you mentioned years ago and he still hasn’t shown any results. Siri isn’t the same animal on iPhone as HomePod and Apple TV. She/He is much dumber in HomePod than iPhone.
I don’t buy the whole privacy excuse either. Basic things like knowing “light” vs “lights” doesn’t require much. Heck as someone hard of hearing I perfected being able to hear the “s” when I was 8 years old. I also have “Share Audio Recordings” turned on to help Apple improve Siri. Haven’t noticed anything in the past few years.
There’s no way Apple isn’t collecting user data. I’m skeptical.
Just a pug on the internet. *collecting
I do believe that every company collect and use user data.
The difference is did they sell it? Make it public(anonymous or not)?
I do believe apple is collecting user data but they kept it more private(but not all I'm not ios user but they have ads isn't it? So they maybe sell some user data on the targeting ads i believe) compared to google or facebook user.
Ricardo Cañedo thanks, I hadn’t noticed that mistake.
Just a pug on the internet. You can see which data it collects if you go into the Privacy section of the settings and select analytics reports
lilmoni of course if I made a platform or device that people use, I’d give them a feature that would trick them to thinking that their data is not being harvested.
Siri shortcuts is amazing and people don’t know the lengths it can go. Apple need to do something about it.
I honestly hope IOS 13 will be the best EVER and I think if it’s really good and it gives us a lot of the things we’ve always wanted, then more people might buy iPhones and iPads
If they removed the OS limitations then yes
Ummmm.... Nah, Apple got itself so fucked up that not even iOS13 is going to save them now.
I mean c'mon, we're nearly in 2019 and people are still choosing on buying the iPhone 8/8 Plus over the X/XS line/XR...
Apple pricing rises got many of its costumers either staying with their current iPhones, upgrading to the iPhone 8/8 Plus if they can even find a store that still sells them or switch to android altogether..
I've personally had seen many coworkers and friends switching to android phones (especially to the likes of Xiaomi phones and Samsung's A series of phones) than upgrading to a new iPhone.
Most say they hate the new gesture control and prefer the old home button layout (the ones wanting to buy the iPhone 8/8 Plus)
Or they just cant justify paying double the cost on an iPhone XS.
Most of them have iPhone 6 or 7...
The XS starting price is more than double of what the iPhone 6 was...
Ha. Apple giving you something you want? Without paying for it? Thats a good joke
HoLDoN4Sec yeah I know that’s y I said they might
I mean, I just don’t like saying it all out loud. I’m more of a silent tech user. I don’t want to announce my google searches to anyone in the adjacent rooms, because half time I word it wrong (even real people have trouble understanding me sometimes) and I have to say it three times to get it right. Plus, Siri takes so long and often doesn’t get the info I want (what’s with only going to Wikipedia? And if there’s no Wikipedia, there no results) that I would rather just type it in safari. It’s faster, I’ll probably figure out what I actually want to know, and the whole house doesn’t know it too.
Edit: forgot to add this- I would prefer the concept of Siri in text format. Like an app where you pick a category, type in your question, and you get a typed answer back.
I feel a little offended..
Well he has a point
who cares
I once asked Siri "how are you doing?" and it shut itself off.
I want you to do a video on History of Apple Displays with commentary. You may include the LG Ultrafine 5K and 4K but don't forget, Phil Schiller said that they're gonna release a new Cinema Display along with the new Mac Pro in 2019.
I thought he really said “Why you suck?” To Siri
I guess you can’t say no to majority vote ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. *_No matter how common knowledge it is..._* I can’t wait for the next video though!
I avoid using Siri whenever I can. But, I DO use voice-to-text multiple times every day. I, perhaps incorrectly, have always connected voice-to-text to Siri, assuming the software was related. I'm always blown away when I speak via voice-to-text, and it gets most of it correct on-the-fly. However, when I stop voice-to-text, the letters are erased, as if I was pressing delete, then rewrites it horrible wrong. Between laptops and smart phones being over priced and lacking basic hardwired interfaces (headphone jack???), after 30+ years of using Apple products, even touting the advantages to family and friends, I'm done. Its very sad. But I knew, and told anyone who'd listen, when Steve Jobs passed away... Apple would start to veer off course. Just didn't think it would happen so quickly.
6:25...sounds like the whole rigamarole of System 7! Looks like Apple is back to its old tricks again!