Well, that is the problem with them making Siri useful for everyone - it is made for discussers and deciders.
Summarise a meeting here.
Summarise the report there.
Summarise the email from marketing.
Schedule a meeting with Jim.
Turn the lights on in the kitchen for the housekeeper.
While yes, there is some usefulness in having something summarise things for you, most people in their day to day lives don't handle a "100 emails from everyone" and "30 meetings with 40 different department heads" or whatever these people do.
Quite a big gap from the market they are targeting with Siri.
> Summarise a meeting here. Summarise the report there. Summarise the email from marketing. Schedule a meeting with Jim. Turn the lights on in the kitchen for the housekeeper.
Isn’t that what administrative assistants and hired help do? To handle the minutia of triage and actually doing the stuff you’ve decided upon? And they actually have to do their job well because (reputation loss, employment, and legal)?
Summarise a meeting here. Summarise the report there. Summarise the email from marketing. Schedule a meeting with Jim. Turn the lights on in the kitchen for the housekeeper.
While yes, there is some usefulness in having something summarise things for you, most people in their day to day lives don't handle a "100 emails from everyone" and "30 meetings with 40 different department heads" or whatever these people do.
Quite a big gap from the market they are targeting with Siri.