I compared Siri AI to Gemini on Android — and Apple actually understands what most people want from AI

I've had a love/hate relationship with Siri since the iPhone 4S in 2011. At first, I loved it. I'd frequently ask it for random facts, to tell me a joke, to check the weather, or to send a message. I used it so much after its debut that my wife and kids started calling Siri my girlfriend.

Then the novelty wore off, and my interactions with Siri all but stopped. I didn't hate Siri; I just no longer found it a tool I wanted or needed to use regularly.

Since then, every time Apple announced new features or capabilities, I'd attempt to reconnect with my old fling, only to grow bored once again.

In June, Apple unveiled Siri AI— a new and improved digital assistant the company touted as smarter, more capable, and full of new features. I was, admittedly, very skeptical. The year prior, Apple demonstrated a more...

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