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It's just as farfetched to think they're doing constant image/voice recognition with your phone's processor without you knowing. Those models are big and take a
by chibg10 8y ago
It's just as farfetched to think they're doing constant image/voice recognition with your phone's processor without you knowing. Those models are big and take a lot of computing power
- code_duck 8y agoIt doesn’t need to be constant or continual. I don’t talk continually near my phone, for one. Siri and other voice rec is able to get words from my audio without appearing to affect my phone function or slow it down. There are plenty of times my phone is idle that it could be doing that. Same with photos. When you give many apps access to your photos, as we know, they will analyze and/or transit the metadata of all photos on the device. It’s not hard to imagine going farther than that, and as noted, processing or data transfer could be deferred.
- leohutson 8y agoExactly, that's why "OK Google" isn't a thing.
- chibg10 8y agoThere's an enormous difference in model complexity between key phrase detection and (general) automatic speech recognition + natural language processing. There's a reason nearly everything Google Assistant does except "OK Google" is done on Google's hardware.