Despite the prevalence of automatic speech recognition software, it’s obvious that these tools could use some improvement, especially when speaking with a non-standard accent or in a slightly noisy environment. According to the team of researchers behind the paper, this can be particularly difficult to get right in Mandarin Chinese.
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Interview by Cameron Rasmusson Unicode CEO Toral Cowieson works at the heart of the international coalition that keeps technology working for everyone. The group’s...