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If I remember correctly, doesn't Apple's Siri get trained to your voice so other people don't activate it? It only seems appropriate for Amazon to make sure onl
by cooper12 10y ago
If I remember correctly, doesn't Apple's Siri get trained to your voice so other people don't activate it? It only seems appropriate for Amazon to make sure only specific voices are associated with purchasing rights or else kids will just be ordering anything. There really should have been some sort of authentication method for sensitive things like this.
- azinman2 10y agoI do often have guests over that use it. Having the option does sound good. You can also already restrict purchases. Mine only adds to the shopping cart, for example.
- csours 10y agoIs that the default? It really seems like that should be the default..
- rebuilder 10y agoPersonalized voice recognition, especially when your receiver is somewhere in your room, not in your hand, is probably easier said than done. I'm guessing the more accurately it detects who's speaking, the more it will fail to work at all due to noise etc.
- kalleboo 10y agoIt does, but it's not an exact science. My wife trained hers, but her Siri responds better to me than it does to her...