I’m afraid I’m too boring for Magic Cue

Despite a few doubts about the way it was introduced to the world, I really like it Google Pixel 10 Pro.

The newest flagship from Google may have some antico -sparked for its lowering processor, but the strong camera and a solid battery life mean that it is all I want in a smartphone.

But there is much more to the Pixel 10 than just its hardware options. Ai was the big sales argument of Google when it remembered to mention the phone during the launch event, and the key to that is Magical cue.

Magic Cue uses AI to make my life easier – at least in theory. Because in practice I don’t think I’m interesting enough for Magic Cue.

Magic Cue thrives on excitement

Being assessed by AI is an interesting experience

If you don’t know exactly what Magic Cue is, you are probably not alone there.

The launch event of Pixel 10 was not full of knowledge about the new phones, and although Magic Cue was called, it was easy to miss between all the celebrities and new music videos.

Magic Cue is set in the simplest way, is an AI personal assistant. A friend asks you about the concert you are going? Magic Cue finds the details and lets you know without having to leave your Messages app.

It does this by searching apps such as your agenda or Google Wallet for events and fitting, and it uses the full use of AI on the device (check this).

It is probably the best way in which AI can be implemented, because it is useful, without forgetting just as easy as other AI functions.

That is at least the theory. Because in practice Magic Cue thrives on a level of excitement that I didn’t seem to have in my life.

It is curious to notice that you are being assessed for an AI function. Who are you, so faceless and without soul, to judge me?

To my annoyance, Gemini is apparently capable of precisely this. I can’t remember that I have seen that in the patternotities.

What do I mean by this? To work well, Magic Cue needs information and, crucial, it needs me to do things that it can refer to.

Unfortunately for Magic Cue my life is not that interesting. What Magic Cue needs are tickets stored in Google Wallet, appointments from my Google Agenda and events from Gmail.

Of course, I have a few. But they are really just a few professional meetings and not much different. My personal agenda contains more memories than appointments.

In short, I feel that Magic Cue is a bit wasted by me.

Has the head of the function become a background process?

Is Magic Cue too short -lived?

Halfway through, Magic Cue trying to fire by sending certain keywords to a friend, did I have a sudden revelation: was I too boring for Magic Cue, or did Magic Cue just not work very well yet?

It is easy to assess how good the Pixel 10 camera is. You start it, take a few photos and Hey Presto, you have a good idea of ​​what it’s like.

Less with a function such as Magic Cue, which is not really in your ability to judge. When Magic Cue activates, it is more or more than a magical trigger to judge, and although I can probably mislead it, it is not guaranteed.

Does this mean that I should not assess myself based on whether an AI thinks I am interesting? Probably. But it also raises the question of whether it is wise to use this type AI as a head function.

I said earlier that I think this is the best implementation of AI, if you want something that cannot be forgotten, like most AI functions, and I stick to that.

Yet the use of it as a headline function, as Google has with the Pixel 10, may not be the best way to act. Because while magic cue be able to Be revolutionary and very useful, if your audience cannot see that, it might as well not exist.

I will wait to be surprised and surprised

I have no doubt that at a certain moment Magic Cue will activate during my Pixel 10 Pro -ownership, but I have accepted that it might not be in the period in which I am excited to show what my cool new phone can do.

And isn’t that just very sad? My new phone can do something that is objectively impressive, but I can’t peek about it because it is too difficult to activate.

The Pixel 10 ProThe main function of the head has become a background function, and that is such a shame. But to be honest, if we want more AI who works in this way, it might be time to embrace Headline functions that are quieter.

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