> What's changed since then in terms of technology? Unless it's very significant, I suspect it will go the same way. Apart from an assistive technology viewpoin

> What's changed since then in terms of technology? Unless it's very significant, I suspect it will go the same way. Apart from an assistive technology viewpoint, my gut instinct is that it's not that satisfying or rewarding talking to a computer all day. It's hugely significant - look at this graph of Google's speech model accuracy across 2013 to 2017: https://sonix.ai/packs/media/images/corp/articles/history-of-voice-recognition-accuracy-2017-4c86e4af42d67e4bd56d70b15235696e.jpg https://sonix.ai/packs/media/images/corp/articles/history-of... Or this that shows a similar pattern: https://cdn.static-economist.com/sites/default/files/external/tq2016/charts/03/WIDE_TQC003_3.png https://cdn.static-economist.com/sites/default/files/externa...