Nine Minutes to Teriyaki: Gemini's Clunky Leap Toward AI Phone Freedom
Staring at my Pixel screen, Gemini fumbles through Uber Eats menus like a kid learning chopsticks. Nine minutes later? Dinner's queued—clunky magic that's got me hooked on what's next.
⚡ Key Takeaways
- Gemini's task automation is beta-slow (9 mins for dinner) but nails accuracy with human oversight.
- Pulls calendar/email for smart planning, like auto-Uber for flights—natural language magic.
- Early clunk like first cars; predicts full phone autonomy in 2 years, transforming daily drudgery.
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Originally reported by The Verge - AI
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