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Found this nice article and thought of sharing.
*blogs-images.forbes.com/stephenwunker/files/2011/10/Apple-Siri1.jpg
Apple announced speech recognition for the next iPhone. Big deal. Android’s had it for more than a year. Apple is just playing “catch-up” and the feature’s not really earth-shattering anyway. Right?
Wrong. Everything in that opening paragraph is wrong, except the sentence that reads “big deal.” Siri is a very big deal, the biggest of deals.
In fact, Siri is the most important thing to happen to mobile in this decade so far.
Siri naysayers fall into two camps: 1) those who say it’s no big deal; and 2) those who say Android has had it since August. Both classes of naysayers are wrong.
Siri is a Very Big Deal
As I detailed in this Cult of Mac post, Siri traces its lineage directly back to the largest artificial intelligence project in history, the Pentagon’s CALO project. CALO stands for “Cognitive Assistant that Learns and Organizes,” and the project involved over 300 of the world’s top researchers in various aspects of A.I.
The entire Pentagon project was headed by Adam Cheyer, who is now director of engineering for Apple’s iPhone group.
Continue reading here: What’s So Great About Siri? | Random Smart Stuffs
I am impressed
*blogs-images.forbes.com/stephenwunker/files/2011/10/Apple-Siri1.jpg
Apple announced speech recognition for the next iPhone. Big deal. Android’s had it for more than a year. Apple is just playing “catch-up” and the feature’s not really earth-shattering anyway. Right?
Wrong. Everything in that opening paragraph is wrong, except the sentence that reads “big deal.” Siri is a very big deal, the biggest of deals.
In fact, Siri is the most important thing to happen to mobile in this decade so far.
Siri naysayers fall into two camps: 1) those who say it’s no big deal; and 2) those who say Android has had it since August. Both classes of naysayers are wrong.
Siri is a Very Big Deal
As I detailed in this Cult of Mac post, Siri traces its lineage directly back to the largest artificial intelligence project in history, the Pentagon’s CALO project. CALO stands for “Cognitive Assistant that Learns and Organizes,” and the project involved over 300 of the world’s top researchers in various aspects of A.I.
The entire Pentagon project was headed by Adam Cheyer, who is now director of engineering for Apple’s iPhone group.
Continue reading here: What’s So Great About Siri? | Random Smart Stuffs
I am impressed