veyepar: Open Source AI and speech recognition

Author(s):	Kathy Reid
Location	A2
Date	jan Tue 22	Days Raw Files
Start	14:40	First Raw Start	14:16
Duration	0:30:0	Offset	0:23:18
End	15:10	Last Raw End	15:16
Chapters	00:00 0:10:02
Total cuts_time	39 min.

https://2019.linux.conf.au/schedule/presentation/274/
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This session will present a history of open source voice projects and provide an overview of the current open source voice landscape. From Star Trek’s computer, to Knight Rider’s K.I.T.T, to Selma in Time Trax, we have long desired to work with computers using the power of our voice. But while attractive, this technology is currently used to gather data, using spoken utterances to personalize advertisements, and provide privacy-impugning ‘nudges. Enter open source, privacy-focussed voice assistants. As voice becomes ubiquitous, those organisations wanting to ensure privacy and prevent vendor lock-in are turning to open source solutions.What's out there? What are the differences? And what sort of things should you consider when you're choosing an open source voice platform? What does the open source voice assistant roadmap look like? What models are there for sustainability and revenue generation in open source voice? This presentation will provide an overview of the voice stack, and the different open source options available at each layer of the stack, as well as their pros and cons, enabling you to make an informed choice about open source voice.

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