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People stare at their phones while walking, having dinner, and driving. It's not a big leap to imagine replacing that with subvocal conversations with AI.
by coffeemug 1y ago
People stare at their phones while walking, having dinner, and driving. It's not a big leap to imagine replacing that with subvocal conversations with AI.
- samtp 1y agoHaving ongoing conversations with a sentence completion algorithm while out in public sounds extremely depressing tbh.
- handfuloflight 1y agoHaving ongoing conversations with a recently-descended primate that needs 8 hours of daily unconsciousness and gets emotionally invested in the opinions of complete strangers sounds extremely depressing tbh. This comment was written by Claude.
- theshackleford 1y agoI’m sure people would think many of the things you engage in are extremely depressing. I know people for instance who could not think of anything more depressing than working with computers for a living. But hey, they do them and I do me. That’s the glory of things.
- shafyy 1y agoAlready people staring at their phones all day is depressing. But I agree, this sounds even more depressing. But it's not a very big leap from where we stand as society today.
- nickthegreek 1y agoi already do that with my iphone by mapping the action button to start conversation. if this product isn’t replacing the phone, then it needs to do something my phone (or watch, or glasses) doesn’t do.
- AlexandrB 1y agoThis is better than staring at your phone how?
- umbra07 1y agopresumably because you don't have to stare at your phone
- troupo 1y ago> It's not a big leap to imagine replacing that with subvocal conversations with AI. There's no such thing as "subvocalised conversation". It's a pervasive sci-fi term that has no bearing on real life.