Re:Someone has to say it: Voice assistants are not doing it ...
by bogdanstanciu on Wednesday November 23, 2022 @11:53AM
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I think these assistants just need to give the user a way to edit interpretations.
A 'debug' area that lets you ask a command, see what was interpreted - and immediately edit or click "that's not what I wanted". But not an afterthought and not a cumbersome process like setting up an automation that is triggered by specific commands.
Imagine telling your voice assistant "You're wrong, as usual" and instead of it giving you the boiler plate "I'm sorry ", it actually offered a way to improve itself.
A 'debug' area that lets you ask a command, see what was interpreted - and immediately edit or click "that's not what I wanted". But not an afterthought and not a cumbersome process like setting up an automation that is triggered by specific commands.
Imagine telling your voice assistant "You're wrong, as usual" and instead of it giving you the boiler plate "I'm sorry ", it actually offered a way to improve itself.