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The BBC just built an experimental iPlayer that knows who you are by your voice

The BBC has worked with Microsoft to build an experimental version of iPlayer that uses AI to recognise your voice and follow commands.

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The BBC has worked with Microsoft to build anexperimental version of BBCthat uses artificial intelligence to allow you to sign in using your unique voiceprint.

Cyrus Saihan, Head of Digital Partnerships at the BBC, said. "We have developed an experimental proof of concept that lets you log in to the BBC’s digital services using your unique voice fingerprint instead of having to type in a password.”

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