Me: "Siri, turn off the bedroom lights."
Siri: "OK. Your 6am alarm is off."
For the most part Siri works for me, with the exception of the above and her insistence on adding "ginger ale" to my grocery list as two items.
/Native English speaker, specifically trained in non-regional diction because I used to work on-air in radio.
Siri: "Contacting emergency services in five seconds"
To be fair I was in a noisy environment and Siri only got the "120" part but seriously, why would that be okay? My phone is registered in America with an American phone number and English set as it's only language. Why should it think 120 is equivalent to 911?
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_emergency_telephone_nu...
I know some countries use 112, but that's too many edge cases colliding.
Well there's your problem (/s): https://youtube.com/watch?v=Avp9aUkM5g0
me: "Hey Google, add half and half to the shopping list."
gh: "I've added those two things."
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me: "Set an alarm for 2:30 tomorrow"
gh: <generic alarm set response>
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wife at 2:30AM: "hey... HEY... why's the alarm in the kitchen downstairs going off?"
And never-mind the literal interpenetration of the command - it's far more usual to set up an alarm very early in the morning (got to catch a plane, unusual event) rather in the afternoon.