3 ms·
My wife paid for ChatGPT and is loving it - she only types to it so far (and sends it images and screenshots), but I've had a go at talking to it and it was muc
by ljf 1y ago
My wife paid for ChatGPT and is loving it - she only types to it so far (and sends it images and screenshots), but I've had a go at talking to it and it was much better than I thought.
If I'm alone I don't mind talking if it is faster, but there is no way I'm talking to AI in the office or on the train (yet...)
- throwaway314155 1y ago> If I'm alone I don't mind talking if it is faster When is talking faster than text? I only ever use it when my hands are tied (usually for looking up how to do things while playing a video game).
- Retric 1y agoWhen you can talk at your normal pace? People talk at about 120WPM - 160WPM naturally, few can type that fast which is why stenographers have a special keyboard and notation.
- throwaway314155 1y agoI struggle to have naturally flowing conversation with an AI for much the same reason people don't use most of Siri's features - it's awkward and feels strange. As such I can maintain about five minutes of slow pace before giving up and typing. I have to believe others have similar experiences. But perhaps I'm an outlier.
- PaulHoule 1y agoI feel tiredness in my throat when I talk to bots like Alexa as you have to enunciate in a special way to get across to them.
- Retric 1y agoSure, it defiantly doesn’t work for everyone. I think it’s accent or something dependent as some people’s natural voice comes across fine.