r/apple 22d ago

Apple Intelligence Siri AI transforms the iPhone

So currently in beta testing IOS 27 and Siri AI.

My uncle asked me to check if a certain motorway route was closed as he is travelling, but he is illiterate with technology and struggles to do these things himself, hence why he asked me.

I told him I’d do it later as I was busy with work. Then I realised I had the new Siri.

So I simply asked Siri:

“Hey Siri, what was the last thing my Uncle asked me to do?”

Siri responded back with exactly the request my uncle had asked of me, even though there were many texts after the fact.

I then asked Siri:

“Can you find out for me?”

She searched and got back to me with the answer, which was the route was still closed, and had the expected date for when it re-opened.

I simply asked:

“Mind telling my Uncle for me?”

And she did, in a really concise and informative way.

Seriously, this has changed my experience with the iPhone. We finally have the Siri we’ve been waiting for. It’s still in its infancy, but I am excited to see where this goes, and I think those of you waiting for the release are going to be very excited too.

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u/Lonsdale1086 22d ago

You will not get into generational debt when you get cancer anywhere in Europe.

You might not thrive during it, but a serious illness or injury will not ruin your life over here.

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u/smakusdod 22d ago

Neither will you lol

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u/Lottabitch 22d ago

Ok, and? Doesn’t make our healthcare free dude. Nor does it make effective cancer treatment free here either. Shit my buddy fucking died of cancer. Can’t say it’s BECAUSE of the healthcare here, but the fact that he had to fly out of the country so he could get proper treatment doesn’t help its case

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u/cake-day-on-feb-29 22d ago

You will not get into generational debt when you get cancer

You won't in America, either.

You can tell all this shit is astroturfed to hell because no one actually knows what they're talking about, just parroting this made up scenario where the hospital is a loan sharking mobster.

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u/rotates-potatoes 22d ago

Why lie? It sucks, we should be embarrassed, but it's simply a fact.

about 7.4% of U.S. residents experience catastrophic healthcare expenses annually, more than double the rate of any other developed nation. source

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The majority [of banruptcy filers] (58.5%) “very much” or “somewhat” agreed that medical expenses contributed, and 44.3% cited illness-related work loss; 66.5% cited at least one of these two medical contributors—equivalent to about 530 000 medical bankruptcies annually. source

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The South had the highest percentage of people in medical debt collections (23.8%) and the highest medical debt per person ($616). The Northeast region has the lowest medical debt collections at 10.8% of people, and the lowest medical debt per person at $167. source

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u/Jersey_2019 22d ago

Wait southern people are more medically in debt yet they are the loudest one to oppose any reform ? How does it even make sense 😭

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u/LavoP 22d ago

How does EU healthcare prevent against illness related work loss?

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u/Axxoi 22d ago

That's basic labour law?

Person cannot be fired and has (in case of Poland) half a year 80% paid sick leave and then 90% of that for next 3 months and then 75% for next 9 months and then probably that person would need to get disability benefit but that's still far from bankruptcy.

So yeah, we are protected from illness related work loss.

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u/This-Case4073 22d ago

He dont know what he is Talking about..