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I want Jarvis. "We were promised Jarvis, but all we got were eight different closed-source, non-extensible, hosted voice recognition platforms." What are the
by seiji 11y ago
I want Jarvis.
"We were promised Jarvis, but all we got were eight different closed-source, non-extensible, hosted voice recognition platforms."
What are the leading voice recognition assistant thingies? Siri, Google Now (no human name, much like most google employees), Cortana, Alexis? They each have huge acoustic models and run completely privately and are completely closed source.
We can't have Jarvis until we run our own hackable computing infrastructures personally, not globally hosted versions running behind the walls of Trust Us, Inc.
Which mobile platform will be the first to offer pluggable voice-to-action backends? Much like we pick web browsers, we should be able to select our voice command interfaces, but that would require a lot more interop between hardware manufactures and would also kill their moats of unlimited training data acquisition.
- melling 11y agoOnce it becomes a solved problem then someone can write the gnu or open source version. I thought that was obvious? There's already an open source project. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/CMU_Sphinx https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/CMU_Sphinx The others are leading because they are putting more time and money into their respective projects.
- seiji 11y agoSolved "problem" with a petabyte of training data and 18,000 GPUs to train the model. :-\