The latest issue of the Brown University Alumni Magazine has a little article on the "real" Siri:
http://www.brownalumnimagazine.com/cont ... w/3594/32/
Siri is smart
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Re: Siri is smart
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Re: Siri is smart
In my much previous life as a graduate student in linguistics, my focus was speech/language recognition. That was 30 some years ago, and I predicted to my colleagues that it'd be twenty or more years before anything useful was developed. I didn't feel that quixotic about it, so moved on to other things.
My prediction turned out to be fairly accurate, but I didn't think that anything like Siri on such a small device as an iPhone would happen till Captain Kirk and Mr. Spock were going to places no one had gone before.
My prediction turned out to be fairly accurate, but I didn't think that anything like Siri on such a small device as an iPhone would happen till Captain Kirk and Mr. Spock were going to places no one had gone before.
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