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Erroneous reactions of voice assistants “in the wild”–first analyses

Kisser et al., 2022

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1288076087851087657
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Kisser L
Siegert I
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Elektronische Sprachsignalverarbeitung

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Voice assistants are increasingly dominating everyday life and represent an easy way to perform various tasks with minimal effort. The areas of application for voice assistants are diverse and range from answering simple information questions to processing complex …
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