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daven said:

I think it is a great option and can see it being popular. I’m considering getting the pro model regardless because I want to play with it sooner rather than later.

I recommend waiting. I have one at home for work and there’s just not a lot you can do with it. There’s not a lot of software that sells the device. 

Dear Apple, then why am I able to use ChatGPT 4o with all features just fine? You know, the one that isn’t as focused on privacy concern as yours? 

Bit of a heave handed article. What is demonstrated is typical LLM performance and behavior. 

I think it’s a weird feature for the average consumer because it leaves weird blank areas in your layout.

However when implemented as an accessibility feature, it does make sense. People with ADHD, autism, mental disabilities and more could benefit from having a more distraction-free experience. 

For an assistent that is closely integrated in the OS, and developers being able to add their own ‘actions’, it is going to be key how Siri will deal with explaining to the end-user what it can do and cannot do.
Right now it is very hard for the end-user to know how far the capabilities reach because there is no visible UI to expose these features.