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As you'd be recording all of your conversations, this is illegal under some legislations, unless all your conversation partners agree with being recorded/their convos being stored.
Handling the privacy of other people might be oddly easy. If you can detect the voice accurately enough the AI might be able to _drop_ the other participants.
Dropping after the fact still means it was recorded, this violating two party notice statutes.
How would this work with other voices, like a coffee shop, would it hear those simultaneously, and interupt a command? Also, how do you handle using OpenAi whisper, seems like they do 30 second intervals - would that be an issue if your command is cut off mid word?
The 30 second limit is not a Whisper model limit, but a limit some of the free online "try whisper" put.
> My biggest problem with “OK Google” is that I don’t know by heart what it can do interactively Maybe it’s just me but this feels unaddressed and that seems ridiculous. Why is it so hard for me to find a single, precise location on my phone with an enumerated list of every command Siri or Google can work with?
[0] https://github.com/openai/whisper [1] https://github.com/mozilla/TTS
task-agnostic input -> processing -> visualization/recall
My assumption is you are just storing post-processed conclusions in a local db on your computer + raw audio for possible future re-processing, and not currently storing other media input (ala food pics)?
Earlier quoted context omitted.
> Why is it so hard for me to find a single, precise location on my phone with an enumerated list of every command Siri or Google can work with? The likely answer here is that the engineers who work on such products would scoff at the idea that their work amounts to a simple list of commands. In their minds, they’re working on a natural language virtual assistant, whose understanding of user input is “intelligent”, a…
I'm not sure if that's what Google is doing. More than half of my queries result in a "Let me google that for you" response where it pulls up a search page.
Would you mind linking/listing what microphones you're using?
I remember an Asimov short story in which scientists developed a machine that could see backward in time. If I recall correctly, the upshot was the government became terrified because any machine that can see 1000 years into the past can also see 1000 milliseconds into the past and therefore functionally be used to spy on anyone in real time.