Microsoft just released the future of Voice Recognition
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For a considerable length of time science fiction movies have been envisioning the future as one where humans talk to machines pretty much like family and friends. In reality, be that as it may, using voice to interact with machines has been maddeningly frustrating, with Siri frequently mixing up "open up my email" for "look into some fail," for instance. This is evolving.
A group at Microsoft's
Microsoft plans to utilize the technology in
The group's next objective is to enhance the engine's robustness so it can be used as a part of real-life situations, for example, on crowded city streets or while driving. They additionally would like to inevitably motivate it to work with multiple users simultaneously.
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