I think overall there's a big opportunity in bringing non-computer interfaces to digital experiences. I just interact with a screen too fucking much. I don't I

I think overall there's a big opportunity in bringing non-computer interfaces to digital experiences. I just interact with a screen too fucking much. I don't I love having a Google Home where I can say "Play the Beatles' Maxwell's Silver Hammer" but there are too many ways to go wrong. If it plays Maxwell's Silver Hammer then it plays some random crap afterwards. If I say the "Blue Album" it doesn't know what that is. But it's an improvement. Maybe a binder that recognizes hand gestures would be cool. IT has all of my music and if I touch an album it plays that album, I can flick songs into a queue or something like that.