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Natural language in place of other inputs, the command can result in summoning up a video for you, or a blog post to view. If I am cooking and can hold a whole
by monkeynotes 3y ago
Natural language in place of other inputs, the command can result in summoning up a video for you, or a blog post to view.
If I am cooking and can hold a whole conversation with my virtual chef,that beats a video though. Talking through ideas at my desk would be great. Talking for navigation while I drive, yes please. Shopping with my headphones on and the device seeing everything I see and making suggestions about deals, recipe options, what's low in your pantry, and so on. I'll take that. I see technology becoming more and more transparent in our life. User interfaces will feel awkward when all you need to do is say "show me a video of cats" and it serves it to your companion screen without ever needing to touch tap any UI. No need to even have a web UI for youtube. Just an API and your device does the rest. It can show you a list of related videos without YouTube themselves providing anything more than the data model.
The cost cutting of not needing sophisticated front ends will be a big driving factor if this is as effective as I think it could be.
Anyways, my head is full of ideas like this.
- Aerbil313 3y agoI get what you mean and the future you propose really does seem more likely than any other, assuming neuralink doesn't work. However then there's an issue. Apple style on device neural processing seems unlikely for these amounts of constantly on AI capabilites, at least with current hardware, batteries and AI models. So it'll be cloud. Then we'll all be developing natural language apps which run on AWS, paying money constantly to be able o use our own apps developed in our own unpaid time. Though I guess we'll get used to it. The issue is... I like(d) writing CSS.