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  • Brain tissue on a chip achieves voice recognition

    12/12/2023 4:46:36 PM PST · by devane617 · 35 replies
    techxplore ^ | 12/12/2023
    Clusters of lab-raised brain cells connected to a computer are capable of elementary speech recognition and math problems. Feng Guo, a bioengineer in the Department of Intelligent Systems Engineering at Indiana University, Bloomington, said his study is a major step in demonstrating how brain-inspired computer neural networks can advance artificial intelligence capabilities. Guo and his team grew bundles of specialized stem cells that developed into neurons, the main component of the brain. A typical brain consists of 86 billion neurons, each neuron connected to as many as 10,000 other neurons. The ball of neurons, known as an organoid, created in...
  • Dragon Naturally Speaking and Audio to Text Software Question

    03/12/2022 1:47:44 PM PST · by Angelino97 · 30 replies
    vanity
    I have some WAV files I'd like to convert to text. Can Dragon Naturally Speaking convert sound files (WAV or MP3) to text? Or must I dictate live for Dragon to create a text file?I found many website that allow me to upload MP3 files and convert them to text in the cloud. But I prefer to have a program on my computer.If Dragon doesn't do this, is there some software that can do it? Something not cloud-based.
  • AI Listened to People's Voices. Then It Generated Their Faces

    06/12/2019 4:06:23 PM PDT · by BenLurkin · 28 replies
    Live Science ^ | June 11, 2019 06:43am ET | Mindy Weisberger,
    Named Speech2Face, the neural network — a computer that "thinks" in a manner similar to the human brain — was trained by scientists on millions of educational videos from the internet that showed over 100,000 different people talking. From this dataset, Speech2Face learned associations between vocal cues and certain physical features in a human face, researchers wrote in a new study. The AI then used an audio clip to model a photorealistic face matching the voice Thankfully, AI doesn't (yet) know exactly what a specific individual looks like based on their voice alone. The neural network recognized certain markers in...
  • The NSA’s voice-recognition system raises hard questions for Echo and Google Home

    01/22/2018 6:59:05 PM PST · by BenLurkin · 18 replies
    .theverge.com ^ | Jan 22, 2018, 3:37pm EST | Russell Brandom
    ...NSA’s tool would be after a person’s voice instead of any particular words, which would make the wake-word safeguard much less of an issue. If you can get all the voice commands sent back to Google or Amazon servers, you’re guaranteed a full profile of the device owner’s voice... When police try to collect recordings from a voice assistant, they have to play by roughly the same warrant rules as your email or Dropbox files — but the NSA might have a way to get around the warrant too. Collecting the data would still require a court order (in the...
  • Voice forensics experts cast doubt on Orlando Sentinel analysis of Trayvon Martin 911 tape

    04/07/2012 12:07:47 PM PDT · by Free ThinkerNY · 16 replies
    The Daily Caller ^ | April 6, 2012 | Chuck Rudd
    Voice recognition experts who spoke to The Daily Caller questioned the methodology and conclusions of a voice-identification analysis published by the Orlando Sentinel on March 31. Using two different forensic methods, the Sentinel’s chosen authorities determined that a scream heard in the background of a widely aired 911 call was not that of George Zimmerman, the man who fatally shot 17-year-old Trayvon Martin on Feb. 26 A police recording of the call captured part of the struggle that ended Martin’s life. The Sentinel’s reporting has landed a blow against Zimmerman’s self-defense claims, suggesting that it was Martin, not Zimmerman, who...
  • Writing fiction with Dragon Naturally Speaking software?

    02/15/2009 3:51:24 PM PST · by StAntKnee · 18 replies · 1,131+ views
    Vanity | Today | St Ant Knee
    I've written several books using Dragon NaturallySpeaking software and have pitched to my agent a book on how to write a novel using the software. It'd be useful to hear how others have fared. Any experiences with the software that would contradict my very good experience?
  • PETITION: No Way, No How, NO Sarah Palin! (very angry Cedering Fox may be voiceover smear artist?)

    09/22/2008 10:16:36 PM PDT · by doug from upland · 19 replies · 299+ views
    HERE IS THE ANGRY PETITION ON THIS THREAD WE DISCUSSED A POSSIBLE VOICEOVER ACTRESS USED IN THE SMEAR AGAINST SARAH PALIN. Great investigative work was done on mypetjawa.com. We thought that it might be an actress named Vicki Kaywood, who is in Chicago and sounds very much like the voice from the hit piece. A brand new FReeper who joined today, stuiec, found some demos from a Los Angeles woman named Cedering Fox. Fox did work at the Dem convention. I then found Cedering Fox on the angry petition. Here are her words: # 19,080: 10:21 pm PDT, Sep...
  • Voice recognition technology IDs Colombian drug kingpin in Brazil who had plastic surgery

    08/11/2007 6:16:54 AM PDT · by RDTF · 12 replies · 619+ views
    pr inside via Drudge Report ^ | August 10, 2007 | Not specified
    SAO PAULO, Brazil (AP) - A reputed leader of Colombia's biggest drug cartel, his features radically altered by plastic surgery, was identified by Brazilian and American anti-drug agents using advanced voice recognition technology, the suspect's lawyer said Friday. Brazilian police had difficulty making a positive identification of Juan Carlos Ramirez Abadia while they investigated a money laundering scheme he orchestrated in hiding in Brazil, but got a break after taping him on the telephone and passing that information to agents with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency, said the lawyer, Sergio Alambert. The recording was compared in the United States to...
  • Voice Recognition Phone System Doesn't Recognize Southern Drawls

    11/16/2003 5:14:55 PM PST · by governsleastgovernsbest · 82 replies · 1,207+ views
    Nov 16, 2003 Southern Drawls Just Don't Get Recognized by Voice Recognition Phone System The Associated Press SHREVEPORT, La. (AP) - Southern drawls have thwarted voice recognition equipment used by the Shreveport Police Department to route non-emergency calls. A switchover to a lower-tech, touch-tone system - in which callers hear a voice recording they can respond to by pressing a different number for each division - is scheduled for Monday, said spokeswoman Kaycee Hargrave. The voice-recognition system asked people to name the person or department they wanted. More often than not, the system just didn't understand, and they wound up...