Creating conversational interfaces in iOS/Swift
summary
Compares Apple’s Speech framework (up to 1,000 requests per device per hour, 60s audio, iOS 10+, mostly online) with third‑party options like Amazon Lex (5,000 free requests per month first year) and Google (≈60 free minutes/month), shows a hands‑free recipe hack built with Lex using intents and slots, describes audio-in/audio-out vs text modes, and documents a practical hack to bypass Lex’s five retry limit by restarting listening; finishes with playback/testing notes and transparency/privacy rules.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 1:04Conversation as a Platform
- 3:50iOS Speech Recognition API
- 9:03Cost
- 14:10Listen for input
- 18:33Best Practices
- 18:43Transparency!
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