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Does this feature suggest they understand what was said? I'd expect the button to light up at random times in a video about "smash the like button" causing the
by 8note 2y ago
Does this feature suggest they understand what was said?
I'd expect the button to light up at random times in a video about "smash the like button" causing the button to light up, rather than in the end call to action for the video where the video author actually wants the watcher to click the button.
Similarly, I doubt it can properly understand when the video presenter implies the term "smash the like button" while instead say, leaving an empty space where they would usually say such a thing.
If I pointed you at some french text and asked you to point at the term "le Chateau" you'd be able to do that without understanding french.
- slg 2y agoNow this is just a semantic debate about whether a computer can even "understand" anything. The system is conditionally responding based upon the content of what was said. That indicates a level of sophistication in analyzing the content of the video that a transcript does not. I don't really care if you define that as "understanding" or not.