[voiceinteraction] minutes October 5, 2022

https://www.w3.org/2022/10/05-voiceinteraction-minutes.html
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   [1]W3C

      [1] https://www.w3.org/

                             - DRAFT -
                           Voice Interaction

05 October 2022

   [2]IRC log.

      [2] https://www.w3.org/2022/10/05-voiceinteraction-irc

Attendees

   Present
          bev, debbie, jim, jon, noreen

   Regrets
          -

   Chair
          Debbie

   Scribe
          ddahl

Contents

    1. [3]emergency use case

Meeting minutes

  emergency use case

   [4]https://github.com/w3c/voiceinteraction/blob/master/
   voice%20interaction%20drafts/use-case-emergency.txt

      [4] https://github.com/w3c/voiceinteraction/blob/master/voice interaction drafts/use-case-emergency.txt

   noreen: voice is good for hands-free operation
   . operating voice activated GPS in extreme weather conditions
   . choking victim that needs epi-pen
   . audio translation in real time

   jim: first two are hands-busy
   . also "caring for someone" may have hands-busy situation

   bev: epi pen is a good example
   . no epipen with speech instructions
   . change language of voice interface, speed up
   . application could help you go through a checklist
   . defibrillators exist in other languages but need to be in a
   separate device

   noreen: just focused on a lay person

   debbie: what about interoperability?

   bev: interoperability is important in emergencies

   bev: interoperability needs to be secure

   jim: there need to be redundant ways of presenting information
   e.g. voice and visual

   jim: multiple ways of control, like VCR controls
   . to provide care may need to know characteristics of the
   person being ministered to
   . also privacy, maybe shouldn't use speech in certain contexts

   noreen: what does consent look like if the person can't respond
   . how can information be used without storing it on the device

   bev: consent models are difficult if the person can't speak or
   communicate
   . for example, voice change when teeth are removed

   jim: also legal issue, who can give consent?

   bev: using biometrics is complicated

   jim: we need interoperability to bring in other experts
   . e.g. legal, medical

   bev: the health record complicates things
   . not integrated with voice

   jim: medical transcription

   debbie: GPS might need to interoperate with weather or driving
   conditions

   jim: some emergency systems tell fire-fighters what roads are
   closed

   debbie: what if you want to talk to weather while using GPS?
   not just an API, but actually talking

   jim: we need to know what's available (traffic, weather, etc.)
   how to access, how to interact with it
   . discover, locate and find out how to interact

   bev: also how to secure it

   debbie: how to introduce security into use case
   . what if you need to know person's health situation, that is a
   problematic security situation

   jim: a GPS system can broadcast your situation, this has to be
   secured.

   debbie: you have to give consent

   jim: security, privacy, consent apply to all interfaces
   . many orthogonal issues need to be resolved

   noreen: will add use case to architecture document and create
   pull request

   updated architecture document with emergency services use case
   [5]https://w3c.github.io/voiceinteraction/voice%20interaction%20drafts/paArchitecture-1-2.htm

      [5] https://w3c.github.io/voiceinteraction/voice interaction drafts/paArchitecture-1-2.htm

Received on Wednesday, 5 October 2022 17:38:55 UTC