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If you're unlucky enough to be bilingual, it's a complet joke. It's a real shame, because it makes this function useless for the people who need it most, those
by Beretta_Vexee 2y ago
If you're unlucky enough to be bilingual, it's a complet joke.
It's a real shame, because it makes this function useless for the people who need it most, those who can't type easily on a phone (visual challenges), or have difficulty transcribing names in a foreign language.
It could help millions of elderly people stay independent a little longer. But no instead, they were trying to sell us generative AI and photo filter.
- viraptor 2y agoThe weird thing is that they just don't seem to care about improving it. WhisperX can process my speech just fine, but Google assistant can't. That's the lowest bar to clear and they don't need to invent any new tech for it - there's a number of solutions ready to go right now.
- tumetab1 2y ago> If you're unlucky enough to be bilingual, it's a complet joke. Yep, it's just pain :D I'm native portuguese speaker but I navigate the english web. Hey siri, read notifications (portuguese name bad written) sent message <random portuguese read as english>. or: E aí siri, lê notificações (read notifications in portuguese) Notificação de Twitter, <english post read as portuguese>
- lxgr 2y agoFor me, this recently started working! Do you have both Portugese and English configured as languages in your iOS settings? I believe that that's what motivates Siri to try and interpret a message in the other language as well when reading notifications.
- tumetab1 2y agohummm, found the "read message" language setting... I doubt it it will work properly but will try Thanks :)