When you buy Google Home and Google Nest smart speakers or smart displays and keep them full at home because they feel particularly cheap. Although it is great to be able to enjoy talking to a voice assistant or playing music all the time, you must also accept that it suddenly Teeth up That annoying moment when I want to talk to you more. However, with the gradual evolution of Google Assistant voice assistant related experiences, there will be an opportunity to reduce this “troublesome” feeling more Although it would be more enjoyable if the voice commands could be changed to “other words” that are concise and powerful, such as: shut up, etc.(?). Continue reading Stop! When the Hey Google voice assistant starts talking, you can simply use “stop” to tell it to shut up and report the content.
Stop! When Hey Google’s voice assistant goes on a tirade, you can simply press “stop” to shut it up.
Coming to the Google Voice Assistant in 2022, it can still bring a lot of help and information to your life. But apparently even the officials are aware that their voice assistant service may occasionally be a bit “talkative.” Therefore, it was recently announced that the new version of Google Assistant will be able to monitor commands such as “Stop” at any time during the answering process. This allows the user to quickly ask the voice assistant to end the speech when sufficient information is obtained (or there is a fundamental speech recognition error).
📣 Helpful new Google Assistant feature alert! Want your smart display or speaker to stop talking? Just say “stop” — no #HeyGoogle needed.
— Google (@Google) January 25, 2022
If you think about it seriously, this feature will probably be used more often when asking Google to tell jokes – when you hear repetitions… (and often XD). However, the author tried it today on a Pixel 3 XL mobile phone and even a Google Home mini at home, and found that interrupting with the Chinese “stop” had no effect. I don’t know if it hasn’t been pushed yet, or if it’s not supported in Chinese.
In recent years, Google Voice Assistant can be said to have continued to enhance its user experience. For example, functions for daily arrangements are providedNew settings for delay time. There will also be a voice broadcast functionExtend to a wider area. We also co-branded the super interesting Do Nothing Mode in specific regions.
There is also news about new features, and it seems that Google will also provide other keyword monitoring functions similar to this quick stop command.”Quick Phrases”. You can “omit “Hey Google”” how to use voice commands.
In short, this is the future if Google officially opens this feature. Relevant devices that support voice assistants (presumably 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.”
For similar experience improvements, it seems that not only can you quickly skip the content of Google Voice Assistant in the future. You may even be able to get weather information or control IoT devices without having to call Hey Google or Ok Google all the time.
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Source: KOCPC Chinese