Speech Recognition Better Than a Human's Exists. You Just Can't Use It Yet
bloomberg.com1 pointsby xccx1 comments
Are you worried that it's going to supplant my
99.67% accuracy rating in another two years?
Or ten years? Or 20? And that's just talking about
the technical accuracy; I haven't even begun to
get into the semantic accuracy.
Google tends to look a few steps ahead.
Remember that whole debacle with GOOG-411
and speech recognition? They intend to use
the free GOOG-411 service to improve their
speech recognition so that YouTube videos
can eventually have automatic closed captioning,
and can -- in turn -- be searchable by Google
and can offer a whole new era of video search
results.
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interest packets at narrow waist (like human attention, scarce)
sign all packets, more secure, easier to trust|not
hash for pointers, no surprises in containers
crypto apply more cryptography, less web3 baloney
broadcast radio native, no emulation of copper wire
data, closer to where you want, find faster, keep
content you want w/out intermediation, need to find "where" within IP/udp/tcp addresses
https://youtu.be/P-GN-pYfRoo?t=1825 node to node
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http://youtu.be/uvnP-_R-RYA?t=3018 hash name the data
https://youtu.be/gqGEMQveoqg&t=3006 data integrity w/out need to trust foreign server