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Who needs a voice controlled email? How do you make sure it does not send wrong texts on your behalf? I am skeptical.

• ilyaeck 12y ago
  Who needs voice controlled email? Anybody who could use a human secretary. The 'human' part can be replaced with "relatively intelligent", couldn't it?
  • abcd_f 12y ago
    You'll need to earn trust on this point as well.
  • vidarh 12y ago
    90% of the time I use my e-mail, I'm around other people and talking to my mail client would range from annoying and intruding on other people to breach of confidentiality. The remaining 10% maybe it'd be useful, but it'd need to be useful enough for me to learn two separate ways of doing things - one with the spoken interface, and one without.
    • ilyaeck 12y ago
      We are intentionally focusing in those 10% first, because email is a very broad use case. For now, you can think of it as a tool to catch up on email while driving or on the run.