An AI model does not automatically play audio. The user must choose to listen. This gives the user control over their experience.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
An AI model does not automatically play audio.
The user must choose to listen. This gives the user control over their experience.
The AI model should not start audio by itself. The user must tap a 'Listen' button to hear the spoken text. Each sentence can have its own audio button. Tapping this button plays only that sentence. While audio plays, the button shows 'Playing...' and a pulsing dot. The user can tap the button again to stop the audio. The audio speed should be set to 0.88 times normal speed.
A student uses an AI model to learn a new language. The AI model shows a sentence in the new language. Next to the sentence is a speaker icon. The student taps the speaker icon to hear the sentence spoken aloud. The audio does not start until the student taps the icon. This allows the student to read first, then listen.
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