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While we are on the subject of home assistants, are there any privacy-respecting open source ones?
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this post was submitted on 29 Sep 2021
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big companies listen to your every word and sell your data to the highest bidder, including intelligence agencies. The posters are from WW2 where allied forces were warned Nazis sent their spies everywhere. In a sense, many modern conglomerates are organised like fascists, so the comparison fits like a glove. Thanks for reading my Ted talk.
Mycroft https://mycroft.ai/
I've been waiting to get the v2 model, but it's taking so long I might make my own with a raspberry pi and their software.
It still uses proprietary recognition servers...
I thought they wrote their own STT engine? Guess it was a TTS though.
After looking it up I do see what you're talking about though. They say they proxy everything so your IP doesn't touch the Google servers. But I also see you can run your own Mozilla DeepSpeech & use that instead, which seems like a decent option. It's just not the default.
I also see you can run your own Mozilla DeepSpeech & use that instead, which seems like a decent option
Yes, it somewhat works, but it's super fiddly and you have to provide your own pretrained models etc.
It seems like Snips was the voice control of choice with HA but was bought up by Sonos.
Rhasspy - https://github.com/synesthesiam/rhasspy - might work (https://dev.to/jeikabu/home-assistant-voice-recognition-with-rhasspy-1jb2).
All depends on you using Home Assistant of course, although looking quickly at the docs Rhasspy seems to work with other systems.
https://jasperproject.github.io/ might also be worth a look.
hehe rhASSpy
there is ProjectAlice, which is based on snips,
and of course Rhasspy
rhasspy plays nicely with i.e. HomeAssistant and/or nodeRed, it works completely offline.