> The problem with speech to code has always been that precise syntax is hard The biggest problem is that talking sucks. You presumably can handle voice input

> The problem with speech to code has always been that precise syntax is hard The biggest problem is that talking sucks. You presumably can handle voice input as well as is possible, yet here we are typing to you anyway, and for good reason. Even if the natural language part is nailed, you may as well type in that natural language. I imagine it will bring some quality of life improvements to those with certain disabilities, but I don't see why the typical developer would want to go in that direction.