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When the speech recognition experience becomes good enough, the awkwardness —both individual and social— will dissipate. For example: at the moment, the entry
by amazingman 10y ago
When the speech recognition experience becomes good enough, the awkwardness —both individual and social— will dissipate. For example: at the moment, the entry and exit points for speech recognition are kludgy at best. Once your many devices operate as a single entity, the entity recognizes your (and only your) voice, the entity simply performs on command, and a reliable and comfortable/natural exit point is designed, so much of the weirdness will just disappear.
- nickdavidhaynes 10y agoWith a lot of text entry that I tend to do in public - work-related email/Slack, texts to my partner, etc - I get a reasonable amount of privacy by typing vs. speaking. Even if I had access to a super-human speech recognizer, I would still feel really uncomfortable dictating my texts to friends.