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Silicon Valley is driving users to ditch keyboards and spend hours talking to their tech
['Staff Writer', 'Nilesh Christopher Is A Technology Reporter For The Los Angeles Times', 'Focusing On How Artificial Intelligence Empowers', 'Harms', 'Reshapes Communities. He Is Currently Supported The Tarbell Center For Ai Journalism.']
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Gavin McNamara has abandoned his keyboard and spends all day talking rather than typing.
Even Amazon’s Alexa and Apple’s Siri are undergoing AI upgrades, which the companies anticipate will have everyone talking to their tech much more.
The new wave of AI dictation apps uses Whisper as the foundation and builds on top to offer live dictation.
You speak your intent, and things happen.”AdvertisementThese new AI dictation apps leverage Apple’s advanced chips on iPhones and Macs to run private on-device dictation.
Advertisement“We’re definitely in the beginning of what we think of as like this 10 to 100x increase in demand for voice, AI applications and interfaces,” he said.