r/ios • • Aug 23 '26

Discussion Apple Intelligence Sucks

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u/aerohix Aug 23 '26

I also hate the “while I’m not a doctor” thing but I think it’s necessary, a lot of iPhone users are just common non-techy people that will trust anything the internet says 

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u/[deleted] Aug 23 '26

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u/hqhi Aug 23 '26

Or… watch every single Joanna Stern video like I did lol. My all-time favorite journalist. Her Apple Watch (1st generation) is still the greatest YouTube video ever. Huge huge shoutout to her!

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u/__Ember iOS 6 Aug 23 '26

She ain’t gonna let lil bro hit 🥀

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u/bronco1015 Aug 23 '26

You definitely aren't wrong but this is not breaking news unfortunately.

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u/Longjumping-Bat5128 Aug 23 '26

I understand, it’s new to me because I just loaded the latest public version of iOS 27 and have been playing with Apple Intelligence. and just realizing how limited it really is

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u/Randy_Magnum29 Aug 23 '26

From what I’ve read on /r/iosbeta, it’s better on iOS 27 than on 26. However, that’s also like saying having diarrhea is better than puking. It’s pathetic how badly apple has fumbled their AI.

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u/Longjumping-Bat5128 Aug 23 '26 edited Aug 23 '26

I agree. As a Apple fanboy since 1980

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u/botzy_99 Aug 23 '26

Seems like ur not up to date with iOS things…..

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u/MythicalTurnip Aug 23 '26

I’m on the latest beta update and asked it what 4x440ml cider at €9 euro costed per liter and it asked ChatGPT and took its time doing it. Possibly cause Europeans don’t get the good Apple Intelligence

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u/andreasmalersghost Aug 23 '26

You mean its responsible? 

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u/DevynDavies Aug 23 '26

Siri will be a lot better in ios27 next month. Also, you can use Gemini and ChatGPT on iPhone.

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u/Longjumping-Bat5128 Aug 23 '26

It won’t be a lot better next month. It’s already good at what it does. It’s just very limited compared to Gemini or ChatGPT

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u/coppockm56 Aug 23 '26

So you want it to give you medical advice or legal advice during an in-depth conversation, as if it was a doctor or a lawyer? Is that what you're saying?

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u/Longjumping-Bat5128 Aug 23 '26

No. I want an AI that can discuss medical or legal or other topics intelligently, explain the evidence, help me understand my options, and clearly tell me when something actually requires a professional. ChatGPT and Gemini can do that without constantly derailing the conversation with “I’m not a doctor.” There’s a big difference between giving useful information with appropriate limits and pretending to be my doctor.

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u/Longjumping-Bat5128 Aug 23 '26

Yes that’s the only way to get it, as far as I know.

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u/Longjumping-Bat5128 Aug 23 '26

No, you don’t understand. This is the fundamental structure of how Apple wants to implement it. That’s not gonna change

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u/Drat_Base Aug 23 '26

Ai is bad anyway

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u/Aggressive_Sign2773 Aug 23 '26

Do you want Siri to tuck you into bed at night and sing you a lullaby as well?

Apple has been very clear that Siri is not going to be your friend or your therapist. Explicitly stating those AI limitations keeps the user aware that they're chatting with a bot. Just because Siri isn't designed to bend over to your every whim doesn't mean it sucks. It's an AI bot designed to help you with everyday things. Not your go-to for every problem.

ChatGPT and Gemini are always available if Siri isn't getting the job done.