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The only illiterate folks I know are my niece and nephew, who are young kids. I don’t know what I thought my 3 year old niece was going to do on her iPad when
by brokencode 5y ago
The only illiterate folks I know are my niece and nephew, who are young kids.
I don’t know what I thought my 3 year old niece was going to do on her iPad when she asked if I wanted to watch “dog shows” with her, but I was surprised to find out that she knew about the voice to text feature built into iOS and used it to search YouTube.
It’s kind of amazing what you can do with just your voice and a determination to watch shows about dogs. :)
- freeflight 5y ago> I was surprised to find out that she knew about the voice to text feature built into iOS and used it to search YouTube. That's something I noticed across most of the younger children in my extended family; They all love the Siri's, Alexa's and whatnots. I think it's because such a natural way to interact for children that age, they love talking, and to them there is very real novelty to have this flat, obviously innate, object reply to them in rather human ways while still being able to "tinker" with it by asking it stuff that doesn't result in good responses.
- jamiek88 5y agoYeah an even the most patient of adult tires of the same question over and over but Siri doesn’t.