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What's the technical reason to limit the wake words to only "Hey Siri", "OK Google", etc? Should one be able to "Personalized" to his/her own phase PER Device
by srcmap 8y ago
What's the technical reason to limit the wake words to only "Hey Siri", "OK Google", etc?
Should one be able to "Personalized" to his/her own phase PER Device such as "Hey Commander Data" for Iphone 6, "Hey Counselor Troi " for IPad Pro or "Ok Skynet" for the google phone?
That should also solve the problem where someone said "OK Google" in TV Shows/Podcast and wakeup all the google devices.
With the latest "Deep Voice" tech, the device should be able to response with the actors' voice too.
I remember seeing a clip of Chinese TV show when the actress said (in Chinese) "Honey, Honey where are you?" and the phone on chair wake up and said "Honey, I am here, I am here. " And tons of folks in the youtube comments ask "What kind of phone is that and I want it!". I told my wife that and she immediately said she wanted it too.
I still don't know which brand of Chinese phone actually has that features or if that was just imagination of the TV show writer. Someone should build and and I know my wife wants it.
- pwinnski 8y agoI don't work on such projects, but on other ML projects, and I suspect the answer is: training data. There are many, many, many samples of people saying the approved trigger phrases. Many, many, many samples. To use your own custom trigger phrases, you would likely need to say it thousands of times to being to approach the accuracy the current systems ship with out of the box. Maybe tens of thousands. That's just my conjecture, though.