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Tech firms want to harvest your voice - will you let them?

You decide to call a shop that sells some hiking boots you’re thinking of buying. As you dial in, the computer of an artificial intelligence company hired by the store is activated. It retrieves its analysis of the speaking style you used when you phoned other companies the software firm services. The computer has concluded you are “friendly and talkative”. Using predictive routing, it connects you to a customer service agent who company research has identified as being especially good at...
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Shhhh, they're listening – inside the coming voice-profiling revolution » Stuff

You decide to call a store that sells some hiking boots you’re thinking of buying. As you dial in, the computer of an artificial intelligence company hired by the store is activated. It retrieves its analysis of the speaking style you used when you phoned other companies the software firm services. The computer has concluded you are “friendly and talkative.” Using predictive routing, it connects you to a customer service agent who company research has identified as being especially good a...
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Shhhh, they're listening – inside the coming voice-profiling revolution

Shhhh, they’re listening – inside the coming voice-profiling revolution Companies could soon tailor what they try to sell you based on the mood conveyed by the sound of your voice. An independent news and commentary website produced by academics and journalists. An independent news and commentary website produced by academics and journalists. You decide to call a store that sells some hikin...
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Shhhh, they're listening - inside the coming voice-profiling revolution

Shhhh, theyre listening - inside the coming voice-profiling revolution The Conversation 28 Apr 2021, 22:40 GMT+10 You decide to call a store that sells some hiking boots youre thinking of buying. As you dial in, the computer of an artificial intelligence company hired by the store is activated. It retrieves its analysis of the speaking style you used when you phoned other companies the software firm services. The computer has concluded you are "friendly and talkative." Using predictive routing,...
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Smart Speakers Like the Nest and Echo Could One Day Be Contactless Heart Monitors

Smart Speakers Like the Nest and Echo Could One Day Be Contactless Heart Monitors Share A prototype of the University of Washingtons contactless, smart speaker-based heart monitor. (Image: Mark Stone/University of Washington) To sign up for our daily newsletter covering the latest news, features and reviews, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or you can bookmark the Gizmodo Australia homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. As it turns out, smart...
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Sigma Lambda Beta fraternity secures $10,000 grant for COVID-19 relief work

Jonah Misner, president of UO’s Sigma Lambda Beta chapter (left), and Eduardo Olivares, director of finance and retreat coordinator (right), stationed outside Noodle Head on 13th Avenue in Eugene, where they handed out beta bags to UO students. (Lodi Castillo)
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Zynga to put 'Words With Friends'-style game on Google Nest devices in bid to lure non-gamers

11:30 AM MYT Many people remain stuck at home because of Covid-19 and may be willing to try playing games on different devices. — AFP Relaxnews Zynga Inc, whose games are typically played on mobile phones and tablets, is jumping onto a new platform: Google Nest Hub and other Google Assistant-connected devices. A new voice-based puzzle game for Google’s smart-home gadgets, called Daily Word Wheel, will offer an anagram puzzle in the style of Words With Friends. It’s just the latest attem...
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