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http://m.slashdot.org/story/322209
Microsoft's AI and Research Group, a major new engineering and research division formed last year inside the Redmond company, is debuting a new technology that lets developers customize Microsoft's speech-to-text engine for use in their own apps and online services. The new Custom Speech Service is set for release today as a public preview. Microsoft says it lets developers upload a unique vocabulary -- such as alien names in Human Interact's VR game Starship Commander -- to produce a sophisticated language model for recognizing voice commands and other speech from users. It's the latest in a series of "cognitive services" from Microsoft's Artificial Intelligence and Research Group, a 5,000-person division led by Microsoft Research chief Harry Shum. The company says it has expanded from four to 25 cognitive services in the last two years, including 19 in preview and six that are generally available.




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ulkas
 ulkas      08.02.2017 - 10:05:21 , level: 1, UP   NEW
Jonas Wahlbärj18 hours ago (edited)
I hope it's adapted for non-native english speakers. For example using a lot of synonyms for objects. Box, square, cube, block, chest, locker, cabinet etc. So you don't have to look at playthroughs in order to progress just because you can't come up with the correct word for something. And maybe even using generic terms like "thing" and "object" for a wide variety of objects. For example "open that thing" instead of "open that hatch"



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Alexander Mejia
Alexander Mejia17 hours ago
We've done testing with people who are not native english speakers. Custom Recgonition system has been trained with all kinds of accents, so it's great at understanding you. The Intent system from LUIS is an AI, and works even on people who speak broken english. I think the results may surprise you.