I think voice is greatly underrated but that it will be the next generations (our kids) will use them without feeling weirded out. When I look how my kids inte

I think voice is greatly underrated but that it will be the next generations (our kids) will use them without feeling weirded out. When I look how my kids interact with Google home it's becomes fairly obvious to me that to them this is completely natural. Google Home is almost like a pet to them not just a tool. We are finally at a stage where voice recognition starts to become powerful enough to understand nuances now the next question is what to connect them to. One thing that I really like is that it allow us to retrieve information without having to look at a screen. It feels like having a 5th person at the table. At First Principle, we built a little a voice app that allows you to ask Google Analytics or Salesforce for data (and potentially whatever you want to connect with) for meetings so we can ask instead of having to look up. It becomes a natural part of the conversation and everyone have access to the data. That's where I think it will first make an impact. In meetings with relevant data.