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Any battery life tests of this tech on phones?

• kccqzy 6y ago
  None. Because the processing doesn't happen on a phone. > When you’re on a Google Meet call, your voice is sent from your device to a Google datacenter, where it goes through the machine learning model on the TPU, gets reencrypted, and is then sent back to the meeting.
  • neximo64 6y ago
    Something's obviously going wrong. Google meets runs the iPhone vs a standard call or Zoom. Obviously theoretically there is basis to what you're saying but, end-to-end somewhere its problematic.
    • Thorrez 6y ago
      >Google meets runs the iPhone vs a standard call or Zoom. What does this mean?