This is BBC UK no ai is gonna be able to understand drunk uk mumbles. This shit works prefect in the US
Btw, why is there no speech recognition yet, using LLM to recognize words and meaning better?
And can't google it really; flooded with results for Alexa and Siri and co., which is the reverse.
I work adjacent to a group that does speech recognition. There's a massive amount of variation in regional dialects and that's before you get to non-native speakers. The you have people like my mother in law who doesn't have an accent, but her diction and grammar are... unique.
If someone is speaking in sentences you can use context clues to infer intent, but it's a lot more challenging when you're just getting spoken commands.
I suspect it's a training/sample gap, but it's likely going to be really hard to get to 100%.
If I'm understanding your question correctly, heres an example model.
If you can't get the right burger from a human, they're not an appropriate tool for education, tutoring or any other high-stakes task.
A stressed, underpaid human? Yeah, that’s not an appropriate tool for those things.
Pull up to McDonald's, order a Big Mac, fries and orange juice. Pay and take the bag at the window. Open the bag at the park, it's cancer medicine! Some little kid in the hospital is eating your fries! Stupid AI, second time this week!
Edit: I'm willing to take my downvotes, but I need to know, is it because I made a joke about little kids being denied cancer medicine by stupid AI? Or is it because I like orange juice?
Not a good argument. Applying a specific technology in a specific setting does not invalidate its use or power in other application settings. It also doesn't tell how good or bad an entire branch of technology is.
It's like saying "fuck tools", because someone tried to loosen a screw with a hammer.
"We did it, Patrick! We made a technological breakthrough!"
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