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> Many systems use a “wakeword” or “keyword spotting” to start the interaction. What if we used keyword spotting to determine the end as well? “Please” might be
by sradman 6y ago
> Many systems use a “wakeword” or “keyword spotting” to start the interaction. What if we used keyword spotting to determine the end as well? “Please” might be a good choice. It’s like the Enter key.
I hate saying "Alexa, dismiss" for Reminder notifications rather than accepting the natural conversational "OK", "Thanks", "Got it", or "OK, thanks, I got it"...
Polite language sometimes conveys information: "please" signals an expectation of action, "thank you" can act as an acknowledgement or mark the end of a conversation, etc.
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- jldugger 6y agoMe: Alexa, text my spouse please Alexa: What would you like to say? Me: Thank you for reminding me to pack my lunch, the cafeteria options were terrible today! Alexa: what would you like to say?