Talking to your computer can only ever work for people in atomized work-from-home silos, surely. I can't really imagine living in a world where everybody is just muttering commands to the computer all the time.
replyWorking near the Android Assistant team is like this. It's pretty chaotic.
replyThis happens daily in radiology departments around the world
replyAren’t radiologists dictating notes rather than issuing commands to the computer? From supporting them for a few years, I recall them having pretty good facility using the computer to zoom/filter/isolate parts of images, and most of the muttering was speech to text or a good old tape recorder for their writeups.
replyThe dictation happens while reviewing images and the dictation software includes support for voice macros ranging from edits to adding information from the chart and other applications. Not quite the same as just recording.
reply> My reaction to the first demo (recipe) is that it was slower than typing the same thing on your keyboard.
replyFor you and me, who have used keyboard in our lives for more than 1,000 or even 10,000 hours.
There was a brief period when typing slowed people down because they could write the same information down with pen&paper, and that period eventually passed.
But, you have been using your mouse and keyboard for many years, so you know well how to use them quickly. I think that you shouldn't expect to be able to be quick with a new input type when you only tried it for a few minutes
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