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Well, try to train your Dragon (no pun intended) and then let another person speak, possibly someone with a different accent. GBoard works somewhat reliably wi

• flukus 8y ago
  > Well, try to train your Dragon (no pun intended) The training was in part due to the hardware limitations. Some versions let you skip the training or have only a small training session and let it learn as it went, I'd be surprised if googles systems weren't doing some sort of continuous learning too. > and then let another person speak, possibly someone with a different accent. It had profiles to handle that, although it needed training for each profile. With google does it automatically switch profiles or does it mess up what it's learned about you're voice? It's very opaque. > GBoard works somewhat reliably with 0 training and my Italian accent, that's an apple to oranges comparison. I haven't tried the new system but all of google voice recognition has struggled with my Australian accent to the point of being unusable.