Google Assistant will soon recognize your voice
A comprehensive dissection of the Google app for Android has revealed potential plans for improving the Google Assistant feature. Of course, those deep dives into the APKs aren’t always accurate and some functionalities may not end up in future versions.
Anyway, it’s interesting to see that Google is making another big step towards improving its smart assistant experience. It seems that if you opt in for an improved Google Assistant experience, the system will store and analyze your own voice for a more “Personalized speech recognition”.
Storing and analyzing one’s voice will improve response time and accuracy as the users’ voice and commonly used words will become familiar to the Google Assistant. The assistant will also have access to Google’s servers, where summaries of other users’ speech models will be aggregated and analyzed. The feature will likely allow more advanced recognition of commands and contact names.
Of course, due to privacy concerns, it’s believed that Google will leave an option in the settings to opt out of the personalized speech recognition if you don’t wish your voice to be stored anywhere.
A comprehensive dissection of the Google app for Android has revealed potential plans for improving the Google Assistant feature. Of course, those deep dives into the APKs aren’t always accurate and some functionalities may not end up in future versions.
Anyway, it’s interesting to see that Google is making another big step towards improving its smart assistant experience. It seems that if you opt in for an improved Google Assistant experience, the system will store and analyze your own voice for a more “Personalized speech recognition”.
Storing and analyzing one’s voice will improve response time and accuracy as the users’ voice and commonly used words will become familiar to the Google Assistant. The assistant will also have access to Google’s servers, where summaries of other users’ speech models will be aggregated and analyzed. The feature will likely allow more advanced recognition of commands and contact names.
Of course, due to privacy concerns, it’s believed that Google will leave an option in the settings to opt out of the personalized speech recognition if you don’t wish your voice to be stored anywhere.
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