VOICE 2021 | Chris Butler, IPsoft
summary
Communal voice devices break single-user assumptions and cause wrong recommendations and privacy leaks; five problem sets are identity, privacy, security, experience, ownership. Uses examples: Echo, Alexa, Google Home Hub, Spotify and Apple TV to show personal profiles get skewed by family use. Recommends voice profiles where available, treats communal behavioral data as low-trust, and builds pseudo identities around location (kitchen vs bedroom). For sensitive actions, prompts to confirm the request. Documents and workshops appear on OReilly (three articles).
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:30Communal Devices
- 1:15Single User Context
- 2:20Five Problems
- 3:15Ecosystem
- 3:54Voice Profiles
- 4:33Behavioral Data
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