Voice

“I mean, voice. Voice is so obvious. It's, I mean, it's happening right now, but it's not voice like you just speak to it. I just mean conversational.”

“I think in the short term it'll probably keep looking like the way it is, but it seems inconceivable that it'll stay that form factor. Like, it's pretty clearly going to be voice. I think there's a lot around memory.”

“Like for the first time probably ever in the past year, it's like a reliable form of data capture.”

“And so I don't think that means that computers are just going to be like a screen and you just talk to it, because actually we'd get tired of talking, but I think it's going to be a dimension that's added to everything, and so that over the next couple years w…”

“I think most people naturally believe that interface is going to go to voice, right? I think it's voice. And so clicking and dragging and dropping like BI tools, like I clicked here, I did that. I think that part is going away.”

“Voice to me is still going to be the frontier through which people will interact with AI.”

“I think, so voice is amazing for enterprise. I think that one dynamic UIs and two chat UIs are overstated in consumer.”

“If it's an easy landscape and we can cover the API estate with what we have, you could really get to 80 or a hundred percent depending on where you want to go. So as of today, it's all there. I think voice isn't quite there, and that's it.”

“I think like most audio applications today are like a text sandwich, or sorry, a voice sandwich with like kind of text in the middle.”

“You're actually going to be, voice is going to be the last interface. That's going to be the ultimate interface.”

“It feels like voice is the AI insertion point for the enterprise period.”

“I actually don't like voice as a medium that much for most things. If it actually wants to integrate into your life effortlessly, I don't want to be in the middle of conversation with you and be like, what's the guy on the left's name. It's super awkward. It's…”

“UX is going to be, you know, 50%, 60%, 75% voice in the future. I a hundred percent believe that, and I did not believe that, you know, two years ago, but the trend line is just really, I think, clear.”

“I think voice is probably not the only piece of it. Voice and text are part of it. I'm sure there will still be a lot of very direct manipulation interfaces for a long time to come.”

“You get in a deeper flow state when you use your voice.”

“I think the next level of like value and impact is definitely going to be fine tuning to specific voice.”

“So I think eventually the future of all these is going to be voice.”

“We can use selfies to predict skin cancer. We can use changes in your voice to predict depression or on early onset Alzheimer's.”

“Yeah, I think actually I'd go so far as to say it may be the case that voice actually is the key to the AR world. Like voice may be the thing. Voice may actually be the foundation of the whole thing.”

“There are new platforms if you think about something like voice or VR, but we're pretty far from those consumer adoption tipping points, or so it seems.”

“If you divest, you don't have a voice.”

“Ultimately, I don't think it's going to be just these unique applications for voice, but I think, you know, many of the large technology providers today that are on mobile, that are on the web will want to use voice as a way to extend their brand with their cu…”