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I've had a similar experience, worked in voice for a long time. I simply have no desire whatsoever to speak to my electronics, I don't find it helpful or useful
by annoyingnoob 6y ago
I've had a similar experience, worked in voice for a long time. I simply have no desire whatsoever to speak to my electronics, I don't find it helpful or useful in anyway.
- TheOtherHobbes 6y agoI'm not quite that extreme, but I'd use voice if it was at least as smart as a human. And it isn't - yet. "Turn on the lights" isn't exciting. "Make dinner and do the laundry" would be exciting, but that's at least 25 years and some major advances in robotics away. IoT is very crude and contrived compared to what would be possible with an active technology that could do useful physical things of all kinds.
- im3w1l 6y agoFor something like that I'd rather press a button or have it happen on a timer. Where it could really shine is in more rare commands. "Make me some Pad Thai". Unless you're a huge fan, you wont want a button for this. And it's faster to say than type into your phone.