Zach, thank you! I would be honored to dive into this more deeply.
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Replying to @BrianRoemmele @benedictevans
Specifically, in your opinion why will voice be the next platform? Benedict believes it won't - and I agree with a lot of his points. Also see how confident you are that it will be the next natural interface.
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Replying to @zwlykins @benedictevans
Zach, thanks for asking. For the past 50 years humans needed to adapt to an arcane system to interact with computers. This was needed because the computer could not understand human communication. It will be seen as temporary compromise in the arc of history...
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....The natural interface to a human via prima facia human evolution is the voice. Using our fingers for example adds a significant throughput constrain to communication. Humans thinks in an inner voice via the phonological loop and Broca’s area....
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...reading these words produce an inner voice in your mind. Thus we can conclude that at some point humans will build tools that allow us to use the millions of years of evolution to our greater benefit. To build tools that allow our computers words and intent...
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...I call this
#VoiceFirst. Note it is not Voice Only. It means fundamentally mediated highly contextualized AI / machine learning via Voice control...1 reply 0 retweets 2 likes -
...all humans do is build tools to and these tools become machines at some point. The fastest and easiest way to interact with a machine with very high data rates is the human voice...
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...Of course there will be useful moments for the mechanical, the movement of fingers and gestures. It will just be far less over time...
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...We do not need nor will we receive “General AI” what we will have is deeper and deeper context on the user. Custom tailored over time to the point that the personal assistant is a reflection of the user’s experiencs...
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Replying to @BrianRoemmele @zwlykins
I hope you are right, but I think that that is the expert system fallacy.
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Benedict, I hear ya and for quite sometime felt in the way you present. However in actually working with deep context the “work” we need to get done is performed to a greater degree with less steps. A true lever effect. Over time like a child, it learns.
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1. The co-evolution of users and systems like Alexa means 10s millions of people are both using Alexa but also getting trained on it - idiosyncrasies and all. This over time can become a huge edge. Just ask parent of a 6 year old.
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Replying to @anshublog @BrianRoemmele and
2. Context. Amazon Alexa (and Siri and Google Assistant) are getting to learn your context. A lot of ambient know how to help you (and may be sell you stuff).
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