[Local News] Latest news on the erosion of meaning in the English language: speech recognition is now “AI”
[Local News] Latest news on the erosion of meaning in the English language: speech recognition is now “AI”
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The kicker:
The system isn’t purely run on AI. It also relies on human input to help it learn and become more accurate.
And then
And so far it’s getting high marks from employees
(no employees interviewed or cited)
Who call it “Bo-Linda”
Love to regurgitate company PR material as fact
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It’s like how 15 years ago, everything became an app
There was a stretch of the mid-late 20th century where advertisers would describe things as “space aged” that had nothing to do with space travel technology.
I'm old enough to remember when cramming "MULTIMEDIA!" into the description of every entertainment product was a big thing.
That was a mixed era; it produced a lot of bullshit, making things connected to computers for no reason other than novelty. But there was also a lot more experimentation with how to make things “multimedia,” whereas now most companies just use rote, by the book methods.
That's right up there with "Military Grade".