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Two possibilities: 1. She wants it to answer the calls 2. The average person, when told "6pm on Tuesday is not available" probably either spends a bunch of ti
by strictnein 8y ago
Two possibilities:
1. She wants it to answer the calls
2. The average person, when told "6pm on Tuesday is not available" probably either spends a bunch of time on the phone looking for another open spot on their calendar, or just calls back later.
- geekamongus 8y agoThird possibility: Google is pushing this narrative because Step Two of their Duplex scheme is to automate the receiving end as well. No need for any human interaction that way.
- scarface74 8y agoSo two standard APIs talking to each other or the person calling to make the reservation knows they are talking to a computer with limited domain understanding and speaks accordingly and the backend calls an API -- like programming an Alexa skill....
- 0xakhil 8y agoThis doesn't make sense. They should just use an API. Why bother speaking like human when it is a bot at the other end!! :D
- fjsolwmv 8y agoDuplex doesn't solve #2