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Hopefully they license it to Tesla so that my car stops misinterpreting 'call Jodie' as 'cool jodi'.
Will Facebook license this tech out? I can't be the only one who's noticed Google's speech recognition has gotten significantly less accurate the last couple of years, probably the result of some cost-cutting strategy.
I wonder if it's less accurate for specific people, but more accurate generally. In other words speech recognition was more accurate in the beginning on english-speaking men, and maybe now it's better for women, kids, people with accents, other languages, etc... They train this on examples of speaking and maybe it's more broad now.
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I wonder if it's less accurate for specific people, but more accurate generally. In other words speech recognition was more accurate in the beginning on english-speaking men, and maybe now it's better for women, kids, people with accents, other languages, etc... They train this on examples of speaking and maybe it's more broad now.
What in the world are you talking about?
How does Facebook use speech recognition in its own products?
How does Facebook use speech recognition in its own products?
e.g., transcription of live streaming events?
For example, in a video taken at the beach where someone says “wow that looks fun” (in any language) and there is a boat in the frame, you could serve them boat ads.
How does Facebook use speech recognition in its own products?
How does Facebook use speech recognition in its own products?