Do you have evidence for this?
As far as I understand, speech recognition accuracy for Indian languages is basically non existent outside research demos.
As far as I understand, speech recognition accuracy for Indian languages is basically non existent outside research demos.
> already added in-app voice assistants to their apps - Amazon, Flipkart, Big Basket, Udaan, P&G, and JioMart
> Voice technology has finally caught up and can now understand Indian dialects and language reasonably well
https://www.trinityaudio.ai/the-audio-and-voice-revolution-i...
> India is the second quickest nation to adopt voice-activated technology, just behind the US. More than three-quarters (76%) of the users are familiar with the speech and voice recognition technology. As a result, Hindi is the second-most commonly used language on Google Assistant, behind the English language.
> Voice assistants can understand accents and vocabulary not just in Hindi but also in other regional languages,
https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/small-biz/marketing-bra...
> Voice is enabling access even for users in India who cannot afford a smartphone. Voice technology works even on a simple Jio feature phone running KaiOS. Priced between Rs 700 to Rs 1400 price range, these phones are used by 100 million people. While these entry level phones don't have the fancy capabilities of touch, they still come equipped with technology that is helping ordinary Indians in far-flung villages and towns use voice as their primary interface to navigate their phone and access a ..