Comment on Hundreds of smartphone apps are monitoring users through their microphones

• CeeBee_Eh@lemmy.world ⁨14⁩ ⁨hours⁩ ago

  keyword detection like “Hey Google” is only used to wake up a device from a low power state to perform more powerful listening

  That’s more applicable for something like a Google Mini. A phone is powerful enough, especially with the NPU most phones have now, to perform those detecting efficiently without stepping up the CPU state.

  Is there some kink of roleplaying AI dev?

  Is there some kink on your side in pretending you’re smart? You have no idea who I am or what I know.

  Increasing the number of keywords to thousands or more (which you would need to cover the range of possible ad topics) requires more processing power

  Again, you’re showing your lack of knowledge here. A model doesn’t use more power if trained on one class or a hundred. The amount of cycles is the same in both instances.

  It’s usually smart speakers that have a low powered chip that processes the wake word and fires up a more powerful chip. That doesn’t exist in phones.

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  • LoveSausage@discuss.tchncs.de ⁨3⁩ ⁨hours⁩ ago

    No you are wrong. Seems your making things up on the go. More wake words to listen to more battery drain. Fact.

    But sure lets play. Now that you used your “wake word counter” what use would that have ? You have ZERO context then. Completely useless .

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    • CeeBee_Eh@lemmy.world ⁨1⁩ ⁨hour⁩ ago

      No you are wrong

      Lol. “Nuh-uh” doesn’t work with me.

      stackoverflow.com/…/effects-of-number-of-classes-…

      Seems your making things up on the go

      I speak from knowledge and experience. What do you bring to the table?

      More wake words to listen to more battery drain. Fact.

      1 trained class = 1 model

      100 trained classes = 1 model

      Tell me how running 1 model would drain more battery than running 1 model? I’ll wait…

      You have ZERO context then. Completely useless .

      The person said “NIKE” a few times, show them ads for shoes. The person said “mechanic” “car” “fixed” around the same time, show them ads for local car repair shops.

      You don’t need the full context of what was said to get some context from just the words. The spacing in time and the revelations relationship between words can give you a whole lot of context. Plenty to target ads.

      Now, either come back with something real, or go away and conceed you’re out of your depth.

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