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Voice, voice, voice! 📢

There have been numerous academic papers and research that shows speech has become robustly more efficient than the classic smartphone keyboard entry modality.

The researchers at Stanford University demonstrated that with modern voice recognition systems, voice has a 3 times higher efficiency when compared to typical typing on a smartphone.

Although this was an impartial academic study, the researchers actually expected that voice would have just a slight advantage.

It turned out that speech recognition has improved to such a degree over text input the researchers were rather shocked by the results.

Voice era is coming, watch the video below to learn more about the study 🤖

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOw4kVrymFs
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