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What's wrong with just saying "isle … of … dogs"? Why would you need to enter a special mode before enunciating?
by eridius 9y ago
What's wrong with just saying "isle … of … dogs"? Why would you need to enter a special mode before enunciating?
- pwinnski 9y agoPausing long enough to be sure the AI knows you're done pronouncing the previous words is often enough to trigger the end of the phrase. We want our AI assistant to be performant, after all! Without a special mode, you'd likely say "Hey, Siri, play Isle..." "Okay, I found--" "Dammit, Siri, I wasn't done!"
- eridius 9y agoYou don't have to wait 5 seconds between words. You just have to enunciate clearly enough that the divisions between words become truly unambiguous.
- TheSpiceIsLife 9y agoIt’s worth noting that, elsewhere in this thread, user smortaz wrote: Yep, tried that too... but admittedly the sound very similar. I keep getting "I'll of dogs" and "I love dogs".
- eridius 9y agoIf they're getting "I'll of dogs" then they're getting the word divisions right, but the problem there is "I'll" and "isle" sound identical so no amount of enunciating will distinguish them. The only thing to suggest at this point is to spell out the word.