Slymeat
Move on, nothing to see.
Thanks for the correction @JDelekto, you have helped me realise this patent is not merely about secure transmission, as I first thought, but rather is about detecting an auditory signature, using a SNN, and transmitting the meta data in a format that can be interpreted by other SNNs to be used for permissions. A very different thing all together. A patent-worthy invention indeed!If I understood what I read correctly, this patent describes a system by which a device can learn to distinguish one person's voice over another (thus the secure portion of it). Additionally, it describes how other systems learn that person's voice from the first system that was trained, so they don't require their own training.
Think of something like your car learning to unlock the doors based on your command and ignoring everyone else's, while your refrigerator, dishwasher, clothes washer, and various home automation systems learn to respond to your commands (and only your commands) after having learned them from your car.
Train once, use many. As your final paragraph so nicely explains. How cool Is that.
This is what a forum like this is all about, we all see things differently, and don‘t always see them correctly. I have deleted my incorrect post so as not to mislead others.