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Even though the underlying model is no different than the usual GPT-4o, the addition of voice has a lot of implications. A voice-powered tutor works very differently than one that communicates via typing, for example. It can also speak many other languages providing new approaches to cross-cultural communication. And I have no doubt people will hav... See more
Ethan Mollick • On speaking to AI
Open AI - OpenAI recognizes that Google is its biggest threat, particularly in the consumer arena where the startup has the biggest brand in the space, and it wants to do everything it can to ensure the tech giant doesn’t get any buzz.
Ambient computing is a concept that revolves around the seamless integration of technology into our surroundings to
... See moreThis is all early, and based on first impressions, but I think that voice capabilities like GPT-4o’s are going to change how most people interact with AI systems. Voice and visual interactions are more natural than text and will have broader appeal to a wider audience. The future will involve talking to AI.
Ethan Mollick • On speaking to AI
We've created a technology with the potential to redefine human creativity and productivity—and reduced it to a feature in our email apps. We're so focused on making AI fit into our existing workflows that we've forgotten to ask whether those workflows even make sense anymore.
I don’t want to do email faster; I want to never do email ever again. An... See more
I don’t want to do email faster; I want to never do email ever again. An... See more
Evan Armstrong • The Button Problem of AI
Personally, I think talking to your computer is going to be one of the next big things. Recognition accuracy is already amazing; we just need to find ways for people to talk to their devices without looking, sounding, and feeling foolish. Someone who’s seriously working on the problems should give me a call; I’ve been using speech recognition softw
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