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How about having the AI keep talking until you say a specific word like "stop". Background noise will rarely produce a false positive for that word.
by kazinator 2y ago
How about having the AI keep talking until you say a specific word like "stop".
Background noise will rarely produce a false positive for that word.
- KeplerBoy 2y agoBecause that's a completely different problem. By doing that you'd reduce the problem to transcription and have a worse UX.
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- YetAnotherNick 2y agoThey are solving the opposite problem, ie detecting when to start the AI. Stopping the AI is significantly easier problem.
- kazinator 2y agoIn spite of your assiduously numerous re-readings of the fine article, it appears that the following passage has eluded your attention: As a result, the VAD mistakenly interprets noise or background voices as active user speech, triggering unintended interruptions. These false triggers negatively impact turn-taking, a core component of natural, human-like conversational interactions.