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Apple's smart display with smart home AI focus predicted for March 2025
I can already control my home with my watch, iPad, Mac and smart speakers. What will this add?
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Apple moving forward with iPad on a robot arm as your next smarthome purchase
I can't think of one reason why I would want to buy this. -
Apple Vision Pro 2 may be half the price of the original claims sketchy rumor
What would you do with AR?omasou said:VR may have great professional use cases but for mass user adoption and utility Apple should focus on AR and lightweight glasses -
'Apple Glasses' reportedly launching in 2026 or 2027 at the earliest
Not seeing much excitement on this forum for these VR and AR devices. -
Siri might get an AI boost, after testing improvements in tvOS
I agree, though having a smart home I use Siri all the time to operate lights, open my garage, set timers, and set alarms on my Home Pods.jdw said:As I said in a recent post on the same topic, the AI capabilities won't matter much. It's more than just Siri being stupid (technologically inept, mishearing me, etc.). The bigger problem is that Apple deliberately dummies it down out of fears it may cause trouble for the user. For example, I can't tell Siri to change settings on my iPhone, which makes me far, FAR more angry than Siri mishearing me a making a mistake. The entire purpose of Siri is to have it do things for me because my hands are busy doing something else. So when it tells me it can't do that, I know it's due to a stupid limitation imposed by Apple. That sort of thing cannot be fixed by a smarter AI. That can only be fixed by a smarter Apple who finally EMPOWERS me with commands to actually do something useful. If Apple did that right now, without adding any new AI capabilities, Siri would be vastly better and something I would start using.
