One of the things I love about voice interfaces the most is how they allow for us to remove abstraction between what we want technology to do for us and how we

One of the things I love about voice interfaces the most is how they allow for us to remove abstraction between what we want technology to do for us and how we get it to do it. The last major step we had for making technology more accessible and easy to use for more people was the touch screen which made it possible for anyone to understand what "click the button" or "drag the folder" means. My kids speak with Google Home all the time. They get more and more creative with what they ask it for. Furthermore, you can interact with it at naturally at a dinner table or in a meeting room without having to look down at a screen. It really just becomes a natural no-obstructive participant of the group of people which I think is going to be it's biggest Whatever weirdness my generation feel around speaking to tech it will be totally normalized by the coming generations.