Siri's life context beats ChatGPT, but the public release lost polish from the betas
jdjohnson · x · 2026-09-21
Replying to why Siri and Muse feel more useful than ChatGPT/Claude, the author argues it's the life context: Siri can connect dots across your life, while doing the same with Codex requires granting OpenAI deep access to your info. He also notes Siri performed remarkably in early developer betas—looking up Wimbledon matches, adding them to his calendar and texting his wife the times—but has hit far more speed bumps in the general release.
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