[sleepingadmin]

Certainly exists and I have setup this for various blind people who make due. Unfortunately dont recall what it was exactly but they bought it and all that.

The thing about voice is how weak it is. Even if you've well trained it and you speak well, which i don't. It wont be as good as a keyboard.

Putting work into voice like this for productivity is pointless. Any effort is best placed in brain computer interfaces. Hopefully not surgically required, like neurolink is doing. More of a headset like Valve and openbci is doing.

Lets just wear a headset and work, keyboards can just be there in case you need them.

[vasco]

Agree completely on your points about brain computer interfaces and voice not being worth investing in outside of supporting people with accessibility issues, unfortunately.

It's also super weird to speak to a computer. Typing, touching or thinking are all fine, but somehow sitting in a room talking to a machine is a bit weird, even though it's not weird if I'm on a call, I can't explain it. Are there others with similar experience?