No, they really don’t. They answer you with words that are commonly found in conjunction with calendars. There is code in Siri that understands calendars, but the LLM part ain’t it. I have, ahem, firsthand knowledge of how Siri does this.
What LLMs do has nothing to do with understanding. There’s no there there.
I dunno. That could be kinda snappy on a map. “Ok, let’s see, here we have the North Atlantic, the Sargasso Sea, and the Fuckass Gulf of America.”
When your favorite sports team’s stars are younger than you.
It’s a great place to be from!
This is actually the Secret Service 's main charter.
You’re looking for https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Character_encoding Which explains the funny characters.
Unfortunately, those aren’t designed for your drinking experience; they’re designed to make you drink as much high-margin beverage as possible.
I propose no ads ever anywhere
All microwaves can be silenced with a big enough mute bat button.
Tesla has never, ever, had anything remotely resembling a lead in autonomous vehicles. The actual AV industry doesn’t consider them part of it.
We do. Next question.
Geolocation data isn’t authenticated or in any way secured against spoofing, so this isn’t a security hole. And it’s frequently wrong anyway (I am not now, nor have I ever been, in Ashburn, VA), so using it as the sole authority for “where are you?” and not providing a manual option is simply a bug; sloppy UX at best.
And just think, they only have to find 3 more of those clients to pay the CEO!
This has been going on for decades. My dad became a COBOL programmer in 1980ish after taking an aptitude test in answer to a newspaper ad. Y2K consulting was a pretty good gig.
Fair. I think it’s important from an “Is this True AGI?” sense to distinguish these, but yes, in the colloquial sense I guess the system could be said to understand, even if it’s not strictly the actual LLM part that does it.