Nothing too puzzling really. It was a good assistant specialized for a relatively narrow set of tasks and tooling on a much more modest chatbot architecture. Now it has a wider set of tools it can use, but is also computationally more expensive, so it runs slower. Makes it better if you want to do any task, but if you want to do a task like set the timer, the old model is obviously faster
Yes, there's been a huge degradation in the reliability and usefulness of Google's digital assistant following its incorporation of "AI".
It's really puzzling. I was really happy with the original assistant, now it feels slower at literally everything.
Nothing too puzzling really. It was a good assistant specialized for a relatively narrow set of tasks and tooling on a much more modest chatbot architecture. Now it has a wider set of tools it can use, but is also computationally more expensive, so it runs slower. Makes it better if you want to do any task, but if you want to do a task like set the timer, the old model is obviously faster
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