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The end of typing? Why workers are suddenly ditching their keyboards

Employees are now whispering to AI voice dictation tools rather than clacking the keys. Will ‘voicepilling’ make everyone more productive – or just more annoying?

SourceThe Guardian AIAuthor: Guardian Staff
The end of typing? Why workers are suddenly ditching their keyboards
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  • LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman coined 'voicepilled' to describe the realization that voice interaction with AI enhances ability.
  • AI-powered dictation tools like Wispr Flow claim to turn rambling speech into coherent text, boosting productivity.
  • The Wall Street Journal reports that once quiet Silicon Valley offices are now filled with the din of voice dictation.
  • While some find it disruptive, proponents see it as the future of human-computer interaction.

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