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They claimed 95% correctness 50 years ago. When am I going to wake up and be able to dictate into my phone and make corrections with my voice? We must be clos
by melling 8y ago
They claimed 95% correctness 50 years ago.
When am I going to wake up and be able to dictate into my phone and make corrections with my voice? We must be close.
I don’t mind the mistakes made when dictating but having to pull up the keyboard takes away from the “magic“.
- lern_too_spel 8y ago95% on a tiny vocabulary (like the digits) spoken clearly and distinctly by a single speaker. The author's point was that this is very nearly useless. Dictating with corrections is a UI issue. I already dictate messages to my phone running Android Auto, and it confirms the entire message. To make corrections, I have to say the entire message again. It would be better if I could just restate the part that was heard wrong and let the application figure out which part to replace, and this is entirely doable today with the available building blocks. Just don't expect a Google product manager to figure that out.