If it doesn't have a touch screen, it probably relies on voice control. Either a watch or glasses.
What other option is there that doesn't require an implant or something?
I expected something like this in cars before now. Lots of cars have an awkward and very limited version of audio controls. This could be expanded into something truly useful.
Toyota: Wipers and Lights On.
Toyota: Navigate to home
Toyota: Volume up
Instead, we get "full self driving" that requires constant supervision --- which is pretty much useless because it takes just as much effort as driving if you follow instructions or puts your life at risk if you don't.
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If it doesn't have a touch screen, it probably relies on voice control. Either a watch or glasses.
What other option is there that doesn't require an implant or something?
I expected something like this in cars before now. Lots of cars have an awkward and very limited version of audio controls. This could be expanded into something truly useful.
Toyota: Wipers and Lights On.
Toyota: Navigate to home
Toyota: Volume up
Instead, we get "full self driving" that requires constant supervision --- which is pretty much useless because it takes just as much effort as driving if you follow instructions or puts your life at risk if you don't.
Thanks. I think per the recent interview with Ive and Altman they ruled out glasses, so I guess a watch!
Personally, I lean more towards hype than product --- over promise and under deliver; as per usual with most things AI.
A truly spectacular, new, must-have alternative to a phone would have to read your thoughts or something.