haydee
2019-05-16 09:54:11
- #1
I am of the opinion, maybe somewhat naively, that Amazon, Google, and the like get much easier access to information through our behavior on the internet than through recording and analyzing conversations.
80% of conversations in families are like
Did you do your homework
Put on your hat
Dinner is ready
No, I don’t want that
etc.
All of this in dialect as well
20% might contain information from which some benefit can be drawn, and that information is available directly and unfiltered via the internet, for example, when ordering a travel guide or looking up how much a pool costs.
Amazon knows my clothing size, my music, my movies, my literature, my travel destinations, my birthday, my interests — what new information does it get through Alexa?
80% of conversations in families are like
Did you do your homework
Put on your hat
Dinner is ready
No, I don’t want that
etc.
All of this in dialect as well
20% might contain information from which some benefit can be drawn, and that information is available directly and unfiltered via the internet, for example, when ordering a travel guide or looking up how much a pool costs.
Amazon knows my clothing size, my music, my movies, my literature, my travel destinations, my birthday, my interests — what new information does it get through Alexa?