Hi all, An interesting discovery I recently made while working with the upcoming update to Apple's mobile devices. Siri, the speech recognition/personal assistant in the operating system, often responds to questions about many things with content from Wikimedia projects.
I have two devices in my household and compared the differences in responses to the question, "Who is Gover Cleveland?"
In the current OS, iOS 10: http://imgur.com/3sFUCZY
In the current beta for the next OS, iOS 11: http://imgur.com/Usz8Ryx
The description of the subject is a Wikidata description, and there are more fields about the subject. There are 4 visible in iOS 10. If you scroll through the results there are 11 in iOS 11.
Yours, Chris Koerner clkoerner.com
What's the > to the far right of some of the values?
On Fri, Jul 7, 2017, 09:34 Chris Koerner nobelx@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all, An interesting discovery I recently made while working with the upcoming update to Apple's mobile devices. Siri, the speech recognition/personal assistant in the operating system, often responds to questions about many things with content from Wikimedia projects.
I have two devices in my household and compared the differences in responses to the question, "Who is Gover Cleveland?"
In the current OS, iOS 10: http://imgur.com/3sFUCZY
In the current beta for the next OS, iOS 11: http://imgur.com/Usz8Ryx
The description of the subject is a Wikidata description, and there are more fields about the subject. There are 4 visible in iOS 10. If you scroll through the results there are 11 in iOS 11.
Yours, Chris Koerner clkoerner.com _______________________________________________ Wikidata mailing list Wikidata@lists.wikimedia.org https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikidata
Just checked a few people I've worked on in iOS 10, it seems like they are really using our data. Is there any knowledge about the way they do it?
Greetings,
Sjoerd de Bruin sjoerddebruin@me.com
Op 7 jul. 2017, om 18:34 heeft Chris Koerner nobelx@gmail.com het volgende geschreven:
Hi all, An interesting discovery I recently made while working with the upcoming update to Apple's mobile devices. Siri, the speech recognition/personal assistant in the operating system, often responds to questions about many things with content from Wikimedia projects.
I have two devices in my household and compared the differences in responses to the question, "Who is Gover Cleveland?"
In the current OS, iOS 10: http://imgur.com/3sFUCZY http://imgur.com/3sFUCZY
In the current beta for the next OS, iOS 11: http://imgur.com/Usz8Ryx http://imgur.com/Usz8Ryx
The description of the subject is a Wikidata description, and there are more fields about the subject. There are 4 visible in iOS 10. If you scroll through the results there are 11 in iOS 11.
Yours, Chris Koerner clkoerner.com https://clkoerner.com/_______________________________________________ Wikidata mailing list Wikidata@lists.wikimedia.org https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikidata
Just tested a few things. Seems like there is almost no caching for the showed structured data. Added Twitter usernames show up in seconds. Is this good or bad for vandalism?
Greetings,
Sjoerd de Bruin sjoerddebruin@me.com
Op 8 jul. 2017, om 16:20 heeft Sjoerd de Bruin sjoerddebruin@me.com het volgende geschreven:
Just checked a few people I've worked on in iOS 10, it seems like they are really using our data. Is there any knowledge about the way they do it?
Greetings,
Sjoerd de Bruin sjoerddebruin@me.com mailto:sjoerddebruin@me.com
Op 7 jul. 2017, om 18:34 heeft Chris Koerner <nobelx@gmail.com mailto:nobelx@gmail.com> het volgende geschreven:
Hi all, An interesting discovery I recently made while working with the upcoming update to Apple's mobile devices. Siri, the speech recognition/personal assistant in the operating system, often responds to questions about many things with content from Wikimedia projects.
I have two devices in my household and compared the differences in responses to the question, "Who is Gover Cleveland?"
In the current OS, iOS 10: http://imgur.com/3sFUCZY http://imgur.com/3sFUCZY
In the current beta for the next OS, iOS 11: http://imgur.com/Usz8Ryx http://imgur.com/Usz8Ryx
The description of the subject is a Wikidata description, and there are more fields about the subject. There are 4 visible in iOS 10. If you scroll through the results there are 11 in iOS 11.
Yours, Chris Koerner clkoerner.com https://clkoerner.com/_______________________________________________ Wikidata mailing list Wikidata@lists.wikimedia.org mailto:Wikidata@lists.wikimedia.org https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikidata
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