I love this Siri's response to the question "What color are your eyes?"
Siri: I don't have eyes. But if I did, I think I'd be rolling them a lot.
Nick Bilton in his interesting article highlighted how important for AIbots to have intelligence to have conversations like humans. I called it Personality.
A sarcastic response from Siri gives her a personality that struck me in awe.Had she gave a normal answer like blue, or any other special colors, we would have been thinking. 'Well, that's not bad. She knows what are the colors of the eyes.'
But we need something more than that. To surprise the users, to WOW and delight them in an unexpected way, to differentiate ourselves from our competitor. Instinctively, I think of Apple products and their famous campaign ' Be different. Challenge the status quo'. That is the hallmark of giving personalities to the products and in Apple's case, the brand itself.
Hell, yeah, we definitely need some personalities for our products!
The questions remain as which personalities and how to we instill or install that in our products. I am sure I will be thinking about these questions every day in my role as a Product Manager.
Siri: I don't have eyes. But if I did, I think I'd be rolling them a lot.
Nick Bilton in his interesting article highlighted how important for AI
A sarcastic response from Siri gives her a personality that struck me in awe.
But we need something more than that. To surprise the users, to WOW and delight them in an unexpected way, to differentiate ourselves from our competitor. Instinctively, I think of Apple products and their famous campaign ' Be different. Challenge the status quo'. That is the hallmark of giving personalities to the products and in Apple's case, the brand itself.
Hell, yeah, we definitely need some personalities for our products!
The questions remain as which personalities and how to we instill or install that in our products. I am sure I will be thinking about these questions every day in my role as a Product Manager.
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