Voice Interaction and the Future of Computing
Adam Dorfman suggests that voice interaction is a wave of the future, and encourages Microsoft to continue promoting Cortana.
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I am a retired librarian, most recently serving at Indiana Wesleyan University's Cleveland Education Center.
Adam Dorfman suggests that voice interaction is a wave of the future, and encourages Microsoft to continue promoting Cortana.
-DDEden Faithful considers the primarily feminine voices employed in artificial intelligence as reinforcing cultural subservience.
Faithful's criticism reminds me of the description of a household robot from a 1956 science fiction novel:
"That's why we called the monster 'Hired Girl' -- it brought back thoughts of the semi-slave immigrant girl who Grandma used to bully."
Heinlein, Robert A. (1956). The Door Into Summer. Fantasy and Science Fiction, 11(4), p. 17.
-DD
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