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Not All Speech Is Intent: Adaptive Self-Correcting Inference Layer for Post-ASR False Wake-Up
False wake-up activations remain a persistent challenge in conversational AI. Speech phonetically similar to a device's wake word can produce a syntactically valid and semantically coherent ASR transcript that the assistant incorrectly executes. Most existing systems make a single intent decision in
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