There are many things from the Star Trek world that would be life-changing to have now. Transporters (visit your family around the world without wasting a day on an airplane!), food replicators (OMG I've dreamed about them so much. Whatever food you want! And I bet they could make it as low calorie as you want! Any food in the world!), and the
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Still, still, if you spend all your time being "No Alexa, what I meant was...", but voice recognition has no where to go but up, and every word it hears makes it smarted and better at what it does.
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- When you activate it, it listens to everything going on, not just your voice. Some people are questioning what kind of information Amazon might be collecting.
- Apparently the whole point of it is to push you towards shopping on Amazon (being made by Amazon, that's not all that surprising). So when you say 'buy flour', it will only look on Amazon's site.
I'm not exactly sure it would be worth $100 for me, but I'm willing to take the chance. I use timers all the time (while cooking) and it would be nice just to say it out loud instead of setting the microwave. I always question my spelling on lots of words, so it would be great to say "Computer, how do you spell..." instead of pausing to google it. But like you said, if you have to fumble with the voice recognition, then a lot of the usefulness goes out the window.
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