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I heard of a boy who had learned to repeat, slowly, a command when Alexa didn't do what he wanted - often a voice recognition issue. Soon, he started to apply
by hemmert 8y ago
I heard of a boy who had learned to repeat, slowly, a command when Alexa didn't do what he wanted - often a voice recognition issue.
Soon, he started to apply that scheme also to talking to their parents:
"Mom, I want vanilla ice cream."
"No, you had enough."
"Mom - I - want - va - nil - la - ice - cream."
- xcn 8y ago"His" parents, unless you count Alexa as an offspring.
- hnuser1234 8y agoReply with a drawn out but firm "Nooooooo."
- rhaps0dy 8y ago"Make me a sandwich" "No" "Sudo make me a sandwich"
- deleted 8y ago[deleted]
- beenBoutIT 8y agoEcho Dot Kids Edition - $69 Using Echo to Raise Your Child - FREE/ In-App Purchasing Having a Adult Child that Thinks in Terms of Alexa's Limited Syntax and Limited Understanding - PRICELESS