earlier today, I had it make me a quiz for something I was studying for school, and it said, would you like me to make it five questions? and I said, make it 10, and it said it can’t help with that because content is sensitive and it ended the conversation. I think this is really dumb. And on another hand, I had it create me a workout routine based on my current build, so I sent it a picture of me not like me shirtless or anything, just like, you know, a picture of me and i said, what can I do to get a better build and it ended the conversation and said it can’t help with that. I think it is a little bit overprotective. What I’m saying is, make it more like chat.

Siri was working then I just started receiving “uh oh looks like we’re having some problems “ error messages. The only thing or the only response I now receive from Siri is “Hello” or “ Hi there!” I can’t even delete this useless app! WOW Apple. I’m sure you guys will not read one review that has been written about Siri AI saying how it’s garbage because it’s absolutely broken.UPDATE: So I did a factory reset Erasing all Settings and data on my iPhone to see if it would have Siri AI work again. Siri AI started to work. Siri AI also was working seamlessly and I found it to be better than Siri Classic. But I’m still giving it 1 star because there’s a limit to how many questions you can ask. Or how much you use Siri AI. I did read it in the small print, but I can’t believe Apple would put a cap on how many times you can use Siri AI or its other AI functions. I didn’t even ask that many questions either. I’m just going to say that it is very limited. The amount of times or questions one can ask. This is ridiculous. Also in the fine print I read that Apple will start to charge a small fee for extended use with the Siri AI feature in the future. This is ridiculous. So now Siri AI is giving me the same answers, that it is running into issues again. Thanks Apple! I just happened to read the very fine print. Not everyone does though. So this may be the reason as to why it’s not working for those who are getting the very same “running into some trouble” responses like me.

I’m pretty sure that there’s not enough space to tell you everything that I’ve done with it so far. So I’ll just give you a few. I like that it connects everything. I will say you wanna ask for a summary because if not, it will show you a whole bunch of apps instead of the information that you need. But once you ask for a summary of maybe a person or a thing or every morning I ask for a summary of my day to include all of my reminders and any notes that I need to remember about anybody who’s on my schedule. Beautiful summaries. It connects so many things together from a whole bunch of apps. Also, I think it’s cool that you can be honest screen and if you have the information that you’re trying to put into a text box, you can just push your button for SIRI and say what you want to fill it in with. For example, there was a text box and I needed to put somebody’s phone number in there, but I didn’t have their phone number available in my head rather and so I said which contact and it put the phone number in the text box. It was not a messenger or anything like that. It was something in chrome. Anyway, I love it.

I was very hopeful given Apple’s marketing and keynote because the general concept of full system (semantic) indexing is obviously the right thing to do, but it was executed so terribly. Siri can’t do anything. That it does it does wrong, often with errors. It can’t even find notes when I give it the name verbatim. So often it’ll tell me “open the app and do it yourself” which is literally the worst possible response imaginable — especially after 10s of loading. I’m at a loss to how it can be so brutally incapable. Not to mention it’s so prudishly censored and exceptionally slow. Where I used to get a quick recall from Wikipedia, I now get a less informative, slow, energy exhaustive, unhelpful, unextendable, ai-summary.Not to mention that this app in particular is unbelievably generic in a way that is an enormous letdown coming from Apple. I was anticipating how Apple was going to put intention behind LLMs to improve the lives of the humans using their devices, but to see the same old list of text chats is an embarrassing admission that Apple has truly lost their edge for life-centered software design. All that’s left is aesthetics and marketing: smoke, mirrors, and a puddle of Liquid Glass beneath