Could Siri change the way we speak?
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Could Siri change the way we speak?
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Re: Could Siri change the way we speak?
#2If it does change the way we speak then illiteracy rates will likely increase. Take for example words that can be pronounced multiple ways and have two different meanings. I have yet to hear Siri correctly pronounce the word "record" in the context of something that recalls or relates past events.
Re: Could Siri change the way we speak?
#3Hmm, does anyone actually use Siri, I mean besides playing with it for a few minutes when they first get their iphone?
My impression thus far is that the main use-case for Siri is looking for jokes...
Re: Could Siri change the way we speak?
#4Hmm, does anyone actually use Siri, I mean besides playing with it for a few minutes when they first get their iphone? My impression thus far is that the main use-case for Siri is looking for jokes...
One anecdotal data point here. I really, really enjoy not typing whenever possible. Sometimes when I'm driving I have my headphones in so I can treat Siri exactly like a personal assistant. It's useful and only a button-hold away.