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So long as there's not another human being within earshot of you which is... rare for computing contexts.
by ethanbond 10y ago
So long as there's not another human being within earshot of you which is... rare for computing contexts.
- dgudkov 10y agoI don't see this as a problem. At some point voice recognition will be able to distinguish one individual from another by voice. Also with directed/implanted microphones you might be able to just whisper instead of talking.
- ethanbond 10y agoReally? Go walk around Facebook's ridiculous one-room office building, experience the ridiculously distracting noise level, and then tell me you "don't see this as a problem" when it's exacerbated by voice controlled computers. That sounds awful.