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Presumably because it's still providing value. It was originally about mass collecting voice data so they could train their speech-to-text capabilities with var
by inanutshellus 2y ago
Presumably because it's still providing value. It was originally about mass collecting voice data so they could train their speech-to-text capabilities with various dialects.
Dialects are always in flux and there are plenty of languages out there they haven't conquered, so ... I'd guess they're just leaving it running to detect new speech or languages or dialets or ... personal data gathering or... ?
- 0x1ch 2y agoMan, they collected a lot of prank calls from my younger-self lol.
- kortilla 2y agoYoutube has significantly better voice data
- aniviacat 2y agoThe audio quality of Youtube videos is not representative of the audio quality of someone speaking into their phone. The speech patterns also differ heavily, with Youtubers (usually) talking in a presentative manner and speaking very clearly. I think the way people talk in private phone calls, as well as the call audio quality, are much more similar to that of someone speaking to an assistant.
- TheKarateKid 2y agoGoogle Voice was also supposed to revolutionize how many parts of cell phone service were to be provided -- signing in to an account instead of SIM cards, multiple phone numbers on one device, visual voicemail, advanced calling features. Android was supposed to be the vehicle of delivery. In fact, Google Voice on Android was supposed to make calls via data-only (no minutes usage) on a smartphone, but carriers would not allow Google to do that. Hence the strange random-number dialing which utilizes a 3 way call to make a 2 way call by default. Years later, they quietly allowed calls over data but by then GV was already on lifesupport.