Re: A Phone That Takes Dictation: Testing Voice-to-Text Function

Voice recognition technology still has a long way to go before it

> works. I don't like automated answering systems, but I much prefer > working with Touch-Tone signals than voice commands which seem to be > often misunderstood and less precise.

The Bank of America changed its customer account information audio response system a few months ago to all voice recognition.

A week or two ago they changed it, "because we listened to you," they changed it to where you can select either voice recognition or Touch-Tone entry.

Like you, I dislike voice recognition systems and for the same reason. (Most voice recognition systems can be used with Touch-Tone entry, but you usually have to use trial-and-error to guess the corresponding buttons to push.)

Wes Leatherock snipped-for-privacy@aol.com snipped-for-privacy@yahoo.com

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