@omooretweets: Agents that actually work (esp. on mobile) are going to be a huge tailwind for voice AI I've massively increased attemp…
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The tweet discusses how functional agents on mobile could drive voice AI growth, with the author noting increased voice dictate use due to Instinct, and references Jane Manchun Wong's tweet about Instinct's 'Talk to Instinct' feature for iPhone.
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Agents that actually work (esp. on mobile) are going to be a huge tailwind for voice AI
I’ve massively increased attempts to voice dictate b/c of Instinct in the last week
Instinct themselves could build the input, @WisprFlow will likely benefit too + we’ll see what Apple does
Jane Manchun Wong (@wongmjane): Instinct is working on “Talk to Instinct”, which turns iPhone’s Action button into a voice input for Instinct
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