First, a disclosure, sign ups can land me a small cash prize.
We're now one full generation into the online world, arguably here in SF, we're two or three in, so my contention is that in-person events are more valuable than they used to be 50 years ago due to their relative rarity. So what makes one conference more valuable than another?
I am frankly fascinated and greatly enjoy being able to type or type with my voice and get useful if not hacky code out.
Back to the conference, What do you think of the page for this conference? Does it please and sparkle? I do think it will be a who's-who of the Voice AI world. Its likely to be a good conference to meet the people who are making the future. Like it or not, talking to our computers is the future. Which, when you think about it, it's sort of a full circle from pre-writing, to writing and back again.
Would you attend this voice conference?
Should I dress up for this? If so? How would one dress as HAL 9000?
First, a disclosure, sign ups can land me a small cash prize.
We're now one full generation into the online world, arguably here in SF, we're two or three in, so my contention is that in-person events are more valuable than they used to be 50 years ago due to their relative rarity. So what makes one conference more valuable than another?
I am frankly fascinated and greatly enjoy being able to type or type with my voice and get useful if not hacky code out.
Back to the conference, What do you think of the page for this conference? Does it please and sparkle? I do think it will be a who's-who of the Voice AI world. Its likely to be a good conference to meet the people who are making the future. Like it or not, talking to our computers is the future. Which, when you think about it, it's sort of a full circle from pre-writing, to writing and back again.
Would you attend this voice conference? Should I dress up for this? If so? How would one dress as HAL 9000?