I'm not so skeptical. If the technology is used in a very narrow
confined world of conversation, it may be able to stumble along.
It wouldn't do well in general conversations such as "Did you see the
latest football (soccer) game? It was a close one!"
But in a more confined conversation it might do better: "Do you have
any explosives strapped around your belt?" and "Have you seen a 6'7"
gentleman with a long beard strapped to a kidney dialysis machine?"
The system should be able to accurately interpret more constrained
responses: "Yes, I have some RPGs in a hidden tunnel beneath my house."
and "Do you have any hard candy for my children?"
See, it should work out just fine!
Kevin Cully
CULLY Technologies, LLC
Sponsor of Fox Forward 2006!
http://foxforward.net
Peter Cushing wrote:
Jean Laeremans wrote:
Another disaster in the making....doesn't even work with written text
That's right. Having seen the amount of time needed to set up voice
recognition software for one person with mixed results, there's no way
this is going to work properly.
Peter
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