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100% accuracy is probably too much to hope for, as there will of course be poor-quality phone calls. Of course, maybe Google could encode an alternate data str
by QuercusMax 6y ago
100% accuracy is probably too much to hope for, as there will of course be poor-quality phone calls.
Of course, maybe Google could encode an alternate data stream inside the generated voice, which would enable perfect transcription.
Now I'm imagining a future where robots communicate with each other over audio channels....
- CobrastanJorji 6y agoWhat's wrong with that? We've preferred programs communicate with each other in human-parsable formats for decades.
- QuercusMax 6y agoNothing wrong with it at all, necessarily. Just seems... a bit too on-the-nose.