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The Future of Entertainment with Voice Technology
40:47 - 46:44 (05:56)
The use of voice technology in entertainment could potentially blur the line between screen time and non-screen time, as it allows for a more immersive experience without having to actually look at a screen.
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This podcast discusses the increasing reliance on screen time in everyday life and how voice technology could provide an alternative means of computing without the need for a screen.
40:47 - 43:42 (02:54)
Summary
This podcast discusses the increasing reliance on screen time in everyday life and how voice technology could provide an alternative means of computing without the need for a screen. It is suggested that future developments may lead to a world where almost all computing is done without screens.
ChapterThe Future of Entertainment with Voice Technology
Episode#174 - Alex Kantrowitz - Why Are The Biggest Tech Companies So Dominant?
PodcastModern Wisdom
Stephen Wolfram's company, which created the answer engine that can understand spoken words, convert them into code, and provide the appropriate answer, is discussed.
43:43 - 45:26 (01:42)
Summary
Stephen Wolfram's company, which created the answer engine that can understand spoken words, convert them into code, and provide the appropriate answer, is discussed. The difficulty of this technology is noted, despite its ubiquity in modern smartphones and gadgets.
ChapterThe Future of Entertainment with Voice Technology
Episode#174 - Alex Kantrowitz - Why Are The Biggest Tech Companies So Dominant?
PodcastModern Wisdom
Virtual reality has come a long way from the red and blue 3D films of the past.
45:26 - 46:44 (01:17)
Summary
Virtual reality has come a long way from the red and blue 3D films of the past. With cutting-edge technology like Oculus Go headsets and immersive storytelling, the possibilities for VR are endless.