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After 5 seconds I thought the video was an ironic comment on our culture of constant interruption but it's not. You have to put a lot of faith into that softwa
by johnchristopher 12y ago
After 5 seconds I thought the video was an ironic comment on our culture of constant interruption but it's not.
You have to put a lot of faith into that software if you actually use it while driving because checking if the answer is correctly chosen with the phone hanging over the wheel is a big no-no in my driver's book (it does beat actually typing out the message with one hand but that is already an even bigger no-no).
Semi-automatic voice activated replies is something I'd like to try out to see how it feels though. I am curious how the experience would work out considering I am more of pushing buttons guy.
- Dewie 12y ago> After 5 seconds I thought the video was an ironic comment on our culture of constant interruption but it's not. What I like about my email is that I don't have any push notifications from it. I check it when I want to. Granted I'm not the kind of person who gets a lot of emails and thus would benefit from an AI email assistant.
- jrub 12y agoI also don't get push notifications of my e-mail. I also don't get a ton, but it's a well known fact to my colleagues that I don't reply to e-mail instantly and if they're sending me an e-mail expecting an immediate reply, then they should re-evaluate why they're sending me an e-mail.
- mpeg 12y agoFinally a mail app that allows me to show how busy and important I am by sending an automated reply to Paul Graham. Next up: "Tell Zuck I can't make his birthday party" I thought it was a joke product too.