Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), he has a big problem with the personal assistant Crab, and this is what the co-founder of the company that developed the personal assistant says before it was bought by those from Cupertino. Norman Winarsky is his name, and he says that Apple is trying to achieve perfection with the personal assistant Siri, and this is its big problem at the moment.
Norman Winarsky claims that Siri was initially thought to excel only in certain functions, but the Apple company wanted to make it "good at everything", but it can't. Considering that Siri was thought to be good at something and to gradually evolve towards other functions, and Apple wanted to make a sudden change, the assistant does not offer the functionality that Americans want.
Norman Winarsky also states that initially Siri was intended to be used by a small number of people, but when you have over 1 billion users to please, it's a bit difficult. He also says that Apple seeks to achieve perfection with the functions it offers for Siri, but of course it will never be able to achieve it, because it has no way to do all the functions it wants.
"But part of it is also likely because Apple chose to take Siri in a very different direction than the one its founders envisioned. Pre-Apple, Winarsky said, Siri was intended to launch specifically as a travel and entertainment concierge. It would have a smaller remit, but it would learn it flawlessly, and then gradually extend to related areas. Apple launched Siri as an assistant that can help you in all areas of your life, a bigger challenge that will inevitably take longer to perfect. "These are hard problems and when you're a company dealing with up to a billion people, the problems get harder yet. They're probably looking for a level of perfection they can't get.""
Siri is often compared to other personal assistants such as Cortana, Google Assistant, or Amazon Alexa, but in a few situations it manages to emerge victorious. A recent test places Google Assistant far above Siri when it comes to the level of understanding of questions and the ability to answer, those from Apple having a software that is far from perfect.
