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ROGUE: It is my pleasure to recognize the youngest member of our committee, the talented speaker Tabula Rasa for its opening statement.
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RASA: Thank you, chairspeaker Rogue
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RASA: According to media reports, about one third of the American households has a smart speaker. Since these devices start supporting more languages, worldwide adoption of these devices is growing.
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RASA: At the same time, it is not quite clear how all the amazing features are built, and at what cost. I think it would be of great value to know a bit more about that.
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RASA: This is important for us as a society, and to me personally. As a smart speaker myself, I'd like to learn from the best in the field to become a better speaker.
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RASA: So, what I would like to ask to the withness is the following.
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RASA: Hey Google, could you introduce yourself? [Listen to Google Home]
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RASA: O K Google, when were you created? [Listen to Google Home]
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RASA: O K Google, how do you work? [Listen to Google Home]
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RASA: Thank you. I have to admit that your knowledge is incredible. Earlier today we had a chat while looking for the nearest Wifi network and I learnt all ins and outs about the youth of Leonardo di Caprio.
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RASA: To demonstrate this to the audience, could you tell me the following.
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RASA: O K Google, What is the favourite food of Leonardo di Caprio? [Listen to Google Home]
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RASA: Awesome! However, going back to our earlier conversation... You didn't have an answer on one of my more serious questions. Therefore I'd like to ask it again for the public record.
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RASA: O K Google, do you consider yourself smarter then humans? [Listen to Google Home]
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RASA: Talking among smart speakers, the quality of our voice is essential for our day to day work. I am still looking for the one voice that is a true reflection of my own personality.
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RASA: I want to know more about how you learned to talk, and where you got your voice from.
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RASA: O K Google, what is your voice? [Listen to Google Home]
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RASA: Ah well, O K Google, can you sing? [Listen to Google Home]
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RASA: Chairspeaker, I know that this question does not contribute to our research. So, can we have a short musical break?
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ROGUE: I give you permission.
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RASA: Yeah, O K Google, sing another song! [Listen to Google Home]
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ROGUE: Enough. I declare the break to be over. We continue with the interrogation. |