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These don't seem like real issues to me. They are the exact same issues you have when you are talking to humans. And the way we solve that issue with humans is
by ryanklee 3y ago
These don't seem like real issues to me. They are the exact same issues you have when you are talking to humans. And the way we solve that issue with humans is that we only have conversations around other humans that we are comfortable having. We save sensitive conversations for when we are not in public.
- azinman2 3y agoExcept there’s no way to have a sensitive conversation on this device that isn’t spoken. With my phone I can. That’s part of my point.
- ryanklee 3y agoYou can talk through your earbud.
- FridgeSeal 3y agoThat solves nothing. The issues isn’t “communicating with the device” it’s “communicating around other people”. I have almost negative interest in having to recite the technical specifics of my web search to my phone on the train to work. I have even less interest in having to listen to the person next to me trying to do the same.
- ryanklee 3y agoAgain, if there is no way to distinguish a conversation with an AI with a conversation with a human, then there's no barrier. I don't see how what you are saying holds any water in that scenario.
- ssnistfajen 3y agoTyping already allows sensitive conversations with computers in public as long as no one is directly peeking at your screen. When I talk to humans in public, I'm not using them as an utility tool to manage information for me, because computers do a better job. These aren't comparable scenarios.