In an attempt that could serve as a new direction for Apple’s beloved and criticized virtual assistant, Apple has quietly updated Siri to respond to inquiries with quotes. As iLounge highlights, Siri appears to reply with a quote by William Strunk or Thomas Jefferson in cases when Apple’s servers find the request to be too long.
So iOS users asking Siri may find the virtual assistant replying with a famous quote if the request is too lengthy, suggesting that the user shorten the question.
Since this was a silent server-side update from Apple, it is unknown when the welcome Strunk and Jefferson quotes were implemented, but iLounge speculates that the change was added within the last week or two.
Google is elevating the search experience on Gmail Mobile with a new feature that uses machine learning models to display search results more efficiently. This enhancement started rolling out yesterday and is part of Google's ongoing efforts to improve usability and reduce effort in locating specific emails or files it says. In this new system,...
In a pivotal shift, Microsoft has revealed plans to end support for the Cortana app on Windows 10 and Windows 11 by late 2023. This announcement comes on the heels of the tech giant unveiling Windows Copilot, a cutting-edge AI assistant, a week ago. In a support document released on Friday, Microsoft indicated that Cortana,...
How do you become an expert Minecraft player, or learn how to beat the game as fast as humanly possible in the shortest amount of time? Easy, you just create a bot powered by OpenAI’s GPT-4. That’s exactly what NVIDIA AI Scientist Jim Fan and his team did, with their creation of Voyager. Voyager, a...
