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The History of Speech Recognition Technology

Speech recognition technology entered the public consciousness rather recently, with the glossy launch events from the tech giants making worldwide headlines. The appeal is instinctive; we are fascinated by machines that can mimic and understand us. From an anthropological standpoint, we developed the spoken word long in advance of its written counterpart and we can speak 150 words per minute, compared with the paltry 40 words the average person can type in 60 seconds. In fact, communicating with technological devices via voice has become so popular and natural that we may be justified in wondering why the world’s richest companies are only bringing these services to us now. The history of the technology reveals that speech recognition is far from a new preoccupation, even if the pace of development has not always matched the level of interest in the topic. Major breakthroughs dating back to the 18th century have provided the platform for the digital assistants we all know today. In this video, we look at the most exciting and important developments in this technology's fascinating story. 00:13 William von Kempelen, Talking Machine (1794) 00:17 Thomas Edison, Dictation Machine (1890) 00:50 Bell Labs, Audrey (1952) 02:31 IBM, Tangora (1986) 03:32 Dragon, NaturallySpeaking (1997) 03:57 Google, Voice Search for iPhone (2008) 04:49 Apple, Siri (2011) #technology #history #ai 🔔 Subscribe here so you never miss a hi, tech. video:    / @hitech.3043