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Google has long been focused on artificial intelligence. Its Google Now and voice assistance projects have used AI to better the lives of users. The Google Home voice-based hardware unit brings its assistant to life, making traditional inputs and displays unnecessary. With just the power of your voice, you can interact with the device -- nothing else is needed.
The search giant has decided to take artificial intelligence to the maker community with a new initiative called AIY. This initiative (found here) will introduce open source AI projects to the public that makers can leverage in a simple way. Today, Google announces the first-ever AIY project. Called "Voice Kit," it is designed to work with a Raspberry Pi to create a voice-based virtual assistant. Please keep in mind that the Pi itself is not included, so you must bring your own. For this project, you can use a Pi 3 Model B, Pi 2, or Pi Zero. Want a Voice Kit? Here's how to get it. Heck, you might be getting one for free and you don't even know it.
Source: https://betanews.com/2017/05/04/google-open-source-raspberry-pi-diy-voice-kit/
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday May 09 2017, @01:31AM
Okay.
You only ask questions or rant about what Google is listening to on the "fucking thing" because of your fucking?
Such kink! Google are fucking horrifying but who are you fucking? We cannot keep up.
Boner cancelled! I like my freedom and my local hardware running binaries - non-binaries and blobs not so much! Both tinfoil and latex hats will both be required in the future I see?