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Not only does the robot make a very human error when it asks whether the attendee lives in the “Santa Clarita” area near SanJose (it’s Santa Clara – Santa Clarita is in Southern California, not the Bay Area), it also hears a non-standard pronunciation “Los Gatos” and then responds with a more common one.
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