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I too think Siri can be ported to say... Mac OS X! Deriving the meaning from words and previous context is beyond difficult and I can only imagine the processi
by jayfuerstenberg 15y ago
I too think Siri can be ported to say... Mac OS X!
Deriving the meaning from words and previous context is beyond difficult and I can only imagine the processing power required for it. But if the A5 can pull it off, so too should an x86 CPU.
- ceejayoz 15y agoThe A5 isn't pulling it off. As with Google's voice stuff, it's sending a low quality audio stream to a datacenter where the heavy lifting is happening. Note that the presentation pointed out that Siri requires WiFi or 3G access.
- brudgers 15y agoThat's the way WP7 does it as well for anything other than simple commands.
- ugh 15y agoNot sure ’bout that. During the event they only explicitly pointed out that voice recognition is happening on Apple’s servers when they talked about dictation. They introduced that as if it were something new and unique for the dictation part of Siri, not the commands. I’m really quite confused about the details but the iPhone 4S will start selling soon so we will be able to find out how Siri works in more detail.