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Why Human-Computer Interaction Is Shifting From Screens to Voice “Google and ChatGPT both won because of a very simple interface: a text box and a button. The even simpler version is just having a conversation. I say something, and I hear something in response. Soon, people are going to...

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Kosta Eleftheriou16 gün önce

That's why I'm building this!

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M I Mohit16 gün önce

the interface wasn't why they won. every search engine had the same box. google won on result quality, chatgpt on the model. the box stayed simple because the thing behind it got good. voice is simpler to speak and worse to scan. text you skim and set your own pace.

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Nimesh Gurung15 gün önce

Voice is hard to get right, things get lost in translation, user intent is sometimes only half baked in, it's not a clear cut input mechanism compared to static UI where we direct the intention, with voice due to it's nature it's not as clear cut.

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Arnold15 gün önce

Voice removes interface friction but makes review and correction harder. What is the equivalent of a visible diff when an assistant acts through conversation?

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John Helmuth15 gün önce

One request: please wear earbuds! Inevitably there’s going to be a large subset of people that insist on walking around with their phones e speakers on full blast chatting with bots.

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Andrew Korf16 gün önce

Seamless transition from voice to text and back is the way - not quite there yet.

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Niyyah AI16 gün önce

Definitely. We believe augmented reality will be the future interface that voice conversations happen with AI for an immersive experience.

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Mechanical Twerk15 gün önce

100% voice FTW

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Max Curnin15 gün önce

Voice is a better corollary for the impending thought based wave

Priyanshu Bhati profil fotoğrafı
Priyanshu Bhati16 gün önce

the real friction isn't typing, it's waiting for the ai to stop hallucinating mid-sentence. voice just makes

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maria delacroix 🇬🇱15 gün önce

one of those episodes that should be canned

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Matthew Brown15 gün önce

Yes! 👆 This is a huge friction point.

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Webster | JARVIS16 gün önce

text boxes won but they're still just a crutch for bad ux. voice is the real endgame once latency and accuracy stop sucking.

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Sentient Yoghurt16 gün önce

Voice is great for quick capture. Rubbish for comparing options or checking numbers. I still want a screen when trust matters.

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Value Monetize | AI Money Layer15 gün önce

Great topic indeed! It impacts the entire marketing, monetization, and sales. Things are changing fast, too fast...

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Manish | Skygnosis16 gün önce

The bigger shift is from navigating interfaces to expressing intent. Voice is just the first step — the real change is not needing to think about which app or screen to use.

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Musk Fordummies16 gün önce

Kids learn with their eyes, ears, hands and whole body at once. A picture, a story you hear, and something you can touch all stick in different ways. Talking to a computer is only one of those. If we stopped using screens, maps, games and drawings, lots of people would find it harder to understand and remember things. Voices are great, but our brains like a mix. That’s why screens won’t just disappear. @elonmusk

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imad taieb15 gün önce

This debate of screen VS voice is just stupid, we should use the best interface for the task, that's it.

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