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Looking at Jasper, it uses AT&T or Google or Facebook (wit.ai) as backend (forget the other two, offline speech recognition is hard because it's a data problem
by b0sk 10y ago
Looking at Jasper, it uses AT&T or Google or Facebook (wit.ai) as backend (forget the other two, offline speech recognition is hard because it's a data problem and training your models is hard and your performance will be prohibitive).
If you intent is privacy, then using the backends offered by AT&T or Google or FB doesn't fly.
- daveloyall 10y agoThe point is that Jasper uses the backend you select. But yes, to meet privacy goals, you'll need that backend to be local.
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