If you feel that you often accidentally “touch” devices that support Google Voice Assistant at home, such as Google Home/Nest smart speakers, smart displays, mobile phones and tablets, etc., then in the future, through the new Quick Phrases function, “it” may be easier to wake up, but it will also become more convenient. Continue reading In the future, will Google Voice Assistant be able to skip “Ok Google” and help you complete tasks directly? Report text.
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In the future, Google Voice Assistant will be able to skip “Ok Google” and help you complete tasks directly?
Regarding the shortcut function of the mysterious Google Assistant code-named “Guacamole”, previous reports have pointed out that it may bring faster voice command work without starting with the “Ok Google / Hey Google” keyword. Now it seems that after dismantling the latest application APK, some foreign media discovered that the latest “Quick phrases” shortcut voice command function is likely to be one of the final appearances of this internally developed feature first seen in Android 11.
Foreign media 9to5Google discovered that the description of the new Quick phrases function in the application directly mentioned how to use the voice command to “omit “Hey Google””. In short, this is the future if Google officially opens this feature. Relevant devices that support voice assistants (currently speculated to be equipped with at least high-performance machine learning engine hardware, such as Nest Mini, Nest Audio, and 2nd generation Nest Hub, etc.) can communicate with Google Assistant and perform functions through customized keywords such as “set alarm clock at 7 a.m.” or “turn on lights.”
That is, you no longer need to keep calling Hey Google and Ok Google to get weather information or control IoT devices.
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From the currently unfinished functional interface, you can see that Google will list a series of suggested keyword instructions. Classified according to categories such as alarm clock, connection, information, lighting, media control, and memo. That is to say, even if you ask your family members to help turn on and off the lights, you seem to at least address them as a courtesy. And the feeling of such a direct command should be created by hope The comfort of ordering servants Which one is more efficient?
In fact, Google Voice Assistant has previously supported a “continuous conversation” function that omits keywords between commands, hoping that everyone can avoid the trouble of shouting keywords all the time. This time, the function allows you to specify specific commands to add voice keywords like Ok Google to the device’s keyword detection queue.
And since this function is not a comprehensive switch, but requires setting a specific string. It can be regarded as representing Google’s hope that to a certain extent, it still hopes to avoid the problem of inexplicably triggering the OK Google command. However, I personally think that everyone should at least activate the sound effects when Google Voice Assistant receives commands. Otherwise, you will really set a lot of alarm clocks without knowing when, or you will be surprised by a cold joke suddenly coming from somewhere.
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