As a non-native English speaker, I’ve encountered some challenges with the “OK Nabu” wake word.
The wake word work1. s well with my voice (adult male)
2. My daughter can trigger it by emulating a deeper, more masculine voice
3. My wife and young son struggle to activate it consistently
4. We’ve found “Hey Jarvis” to be even more difficult to use
I’m wondering if there’s a way we, can contribute to improving the on device “OK Nabu” wake word model, especially for non-native speakers and different voice types (women, children, etc.).
Try using the older summer model (trained on less data), it’s like it’s more loyal to the pronunciation.
The latest version of the model contains an obvious pronunciation feature, it requires putting the accent on the second syllable, and I had to adapt to that. But it has almost no false positives, which is a plus.
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Not helpful at all but personally i feel everytime i say “ok nabu” that im going to interupt some african tribesman in the bush from spearing his dinner. i know why they have it but what a silly wake word. Hopefully one day there will be a hey_janet or hey_some other female name to match a female voice. Currently i use hey Jarvis cause its the only wakeword that triggers for me but then i get a female voice, In this day and age i just assume shes a “they”