2. Since 50000 years ago, human has communicated
aurally.
Since 6000 years ago, human has used character
systems with fingers and eyes.
Now, the voice interaction with machines is going
to widely adopted in limited contexts.
But the aural authoring looks hardly beating
writing/typing yet.
Why?
3. Factors which make writing has been the
mainstream input method
Characters written
• Persistent. Repeatable.
• easy to digest multiple words instantly with
eyes
• easy to remember
• fits to reflective thinking (authoring)
• Can send to remote places
• Can keep secret
4. Voice defects in past ages
Characters written
• Persistent. Repeatable.
• easy to digest multiple words
instantly with eyes
• easy to remember
• fits reflective thinking (authoring)
• Can send to remote places
• Can keep secret
Voice spoken
• Not persistent. Not repeatable.
• Can reach only to near places.
• Open to surrounding people. Can be
even a noise.
5. Voice input in modern world
Can be recognized and converted to characters by
machines -> Persistent. Repeatable.
Can be transmitted remotely by telephone and
network.
However the privacy / noise …
6. Voice could play a mainstream authoring
method only if privacy / noise problems are
solved.