Tuohy and Nilay Patel have spent the episode asking Gemini and Alexa to do ordinary household jobs, with mixed results; neither assistant could add her work calendar. Patel has just argued that OpenAI will never touch the smart home because the Matter specification is a rabbit hole of disaster. Tuohy's closing read is that the two companies already in the category are backing out of it.
We will see. We will come back once Apple has done something with Apple Home and Siri, because right now you can't really use Siri, the new Siri, as you've demonstrated to control your smart home. So we'll be interesting to see where that goes and if OpenAI comes up with something great in the smart home space too. So will you come back and we can talk about it? Oh, yeah. I'm
dying to know. Again, the idea that there's somebody at OpenAI who's sitting there with the matter specification every day and being like, you want me to do what? Like it just seems very obvious that they will not engage with the smart home because if you that's just a rabbit hole of disaster for them.
It feels like both Google and Amazon are trying to get out of the smart home, honestly. Honestly, that's what it feels like to me. But yeah, yeah. Oh, well, thank you, Deli, for joining me on your show. And yes, I will. We will have to come back and chat more about this. Oh, yeah,
we're in for quite a run between half and hope and I where many more episodes of this are
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