A memorial-voice kiosk keeps raw visitor recordings so Riva can be adapted later, but families never agreed to a permanent voice file. What does a trustworthy build require?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
A visitor’s voice is like a fingerprint left at the booth. Keep it only with a clear purpose and time limit—do not stockpile it quietly for later Riva work.
Full Explanation
Identifiable voices are private multimodal data. Trustworthy practice sets retention limits and stated purpose rather than silently archiving speech for future Riva adaptation. Unlimited storage or public reuse without agreement fails privacy expectations.