Google is currently in preparation mode to build a voice matching look-alike in tandem with its Assistant, all with the sole purpose of giving users personalised results. The recently released Google beta-app features documentation referencing Face-match codes in its early software, with the capability to scan your face intelligently and process personalised commands on devices with camera.
Although, that's about how much we know so far, users will have to teach the Ai and add as much devices as they may need to. Face profiles of users will be designed to work across devices which is quite the opposite practice of security companies which restrict a single face profile to a device.
Users have also been enabled to invite others to create profiles,
Face-Match has left the public with no hint as to when it will launch it's service. The conspicuous lack of imagery and some content types might mean it will be delayed for some time.
It is worth penning down that users do not need to create voice profile before they can give commands or view sensitive information, provided your device is one with a camera. This has largely been attributed to be an accessibility feature.
Fortunately enough for the disabled populace, individuals with speech problems will assuredly have immersing experiences with google assistant but with a customized face profile as a requirement for optimum performance -thankfully with stability and redundancy structures built into the core 'google assistant application' to enable efficient navigation even amidst other user profiles in a lone device. Now, isn't that amazing?
Fortunately enough for the disabled populace, individuals with speech problems will assuredly have immersing experiences with google assistant but with a customized face profile as a requirement for optimum performance -thankfully with stability and redundancy structures built into the core 'google assistant application' to enable efficient navigation even amidst other user profiles in a lone device. Now, isn't that amazing?