Shouldn’t the voice control specifically target the user voice just to prevent other people interfacing with your device? Otherwise ads can say “hey meta order a crate of coke” or someone on the street might shout “hey meta send a WhatsApp to all my contacts that proves I’m an idiot”
Ok funny story… had a friend that was an early adopter of the Amazon Echo. Went to our usual get together for board-gaming and he was showing it off. The look on his face when I said “Alexa, order a 55 gallon drum of KY jelly” and she proceeded to place the order (this was, at the time, a thing that was actually available on Amazon). He had to rush to his computer to cancel the order.
Shouldn’t the voice control specifically target the user voice just to prevent other people interfacing with your device? Otherwise ads can say “hey meta order a crate of coke” or someone on the street might shout “hey meta send a WhatsApp to all my contacts that proves I’m an idiot”
Yes.
Ok funny story… had a friend that was an early adopter of the Amazon Echo. Went to our usual get together for board-gaming and he was showing it off. The look on his face when I said “Alexa, order a 55 gallon drum of KY jelly” and she proceeded to place the order (this was, at the time, a thing that was actually available on Amazon). He had to rush to his computer to cancel the order.
Funny as hell…
Okay, telling everyone in your contacts list you bought a pair of meta AI glasses
Voice from TV interacting with voice assistant was always a problem. They never target specific voice.
Google Assistant does.