As someone who hates typing on mobile, but also dislikes speaking on mobile even when it correctly and easily transcribes my voice, you're definitely on point w

As someone who hates typing on mobile, but also dislikes speaking on mobile even when it correctly and easily transcribes my voice, you're definitely on point with the "why". With that said, i think voice can still be superior, but perhaps i'm biased. I think what we need is an improved UX. Voice can handle the free flow part, but imagine being able to easily modify the context of the conversation via a few simple buttons. Maybe an undo button based on some context aware value (ie, not just words), and etc. The goal being to augment our ability to correct mistakes, or change the flow of the conversation. I'm a prime example of why voice "typing" is difficult, i tend to misspeak very frequently. When using my voice, i often need to pause - which then usually causes the voice program to stop transcribing /eyeroll. Regardless, i still want to see it succeed, and think it can overall.