15:03:28 RRSAgent has joined #voiceinteraction 15:03:28 logging to https://www.w3.org/2022/10/05-voiceinteraction-irc 15:04:34 meeting: Voice Interaction 15:04:45 chair: Debbie 15:04:49 scribe: ddahl 15:05:29 topic; emergency use case 15:05:31 https://github.com/w3c/voiceinteraction/blob/master/voice%20interaction%20drafts/use-case-emergency.txt 15:06:05 present: jim, bev, debbie, noreen 15:06:33 s/topic;/topic: 15:08:06 noreen: voice is good for hands-free operation 15:08:59 ...operating voice activated GPS in extreme weather conditions 15:09:41 ...choking victim that needs epi-pen 15:10:19 ...audio translation in real time 15:10:38 jim: first two are hands-busy 15:11:10 ...also "caring for someone" may have hands-busy situation 15:12:03 bev: epi pen is a good example 15:12:29 ...no epi pen with speech instructions 15:12:46 s/epi pen/epipen 15:13:56 ...change language of voice interface, speed up 15:15:12 ...application could help you go through a checklist 15:16:31 ...defibrillators exist in other languages but need to be in a separate device 15:17:44 noreen: just focused on a lay person 15:18:14 debbie: what about interoperability? 15:18:54 bev: interoperability is important in emergencies 15:19:31 bev: interoperability needs to be secure 15:20:15 jim: there need to be redundant ways of presenting information e.g. voice and visual 15:20:49 jim: multiple ways of control, like VCR controls 15:22:13 ...to provide care may need to know characteristics of the person being ministered to 15:23:09 ...also privacy, maybe shouldn't use speech in certain contexts 15:24:01 noreen: what does consent look like if the person can't respond 15:24:23 ...how can information be used without storing it on the device 15:25:04 bev: consent models are difficult if the person can't speak or communicate 15:25:46 ...for example, voice change when teeth are removed 15:26:30 jim: also legal issue, who can give consent? 15:27:42 bev: using biometrics is complicated 15:28:27 jim: we need interoperability to bring in other experts 15:28:49 ...e.g. legal, medical 15:29:21 bev: the health record complicates things 15:29:53 ... not integrated with voice 15:30:11 jim: medical transcription 15:32:11 debbie: GPS might need to interoperate with weather or driving conditions 15:32:35 jim: some emergency systems tell fire-fighters what roads are closed 15:32:50 present+ jon 15:35:49 debbie: what if you want to talk to weather while using GPS? not just an API, but actually talking 15:37:03 jim: we need to know what's available (traffic, weather, etc.) how to access, how to interact with it 15:37:17 ...discover, locate and find out how to interact 15:37:25 bev: also how to secure it 15:38:29 debbie: how to introduce security into use case 15:40:28 ...what if you need to know person's health situation, that is a problematic security situation 15:41:15 jim: a GPS system can broadcast your situation, this has to be secured. 15:42:41 debbie: you have to give consent 15:43:54 jim: security, privacy, consent apply to all interfaces 15:44:25 ...many orthogonal issues need to be resolved 15:45:20 rrsagent, format minutes 15:45:20 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2022/10/05-voiceinteraction-minutes.html ddahl 15:46:39 rrsagent, format minutes 15:46:39 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2022/10/05-voiceinteraction-minutes.html ddahl 15:58:50 noreen: will add use case to architecture document and create pull reques 15:58:58 s/reques/request 16:00:01 rrsagent, format minutes 16:00:01 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2022/10/05-voiceinteraction-minutes.html ddahl 17:26:10 updated architecture document with emergency services use case https://w3c.github.io/voiceinteraction/voice%20interaction%20drafts/paArchitecture-1-2.htm 17:26:33 rrsagent, format minutes 17:26:33 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2022/10/05-voiceinteraction-minutes.html ddahl 17:26:51 rrsagent, make logs public