Re: people can talk to their computer to give commands
His claim was that it would be typical, not that it was possible. If you use your definition, it’s a fail because Dragon Dictate was out in 1997. My Philips Nino from 1998 had voice recognition.
Claiming already existing technology will be invented in the future isn’t a prediction. Voice input still isn’t the dominant method of data input today.
Re: people can talk to their computer to give commands
His claim was that it would be typical, not that it was possible. If you use your definition, it’s a fail because Dragon Dictate was out in 1997. My Philips Nino from 1998 had voice recognition.
Claiming already existing technology will be invented in the future isn’t a prediction. Voice input still isn’t the dominant method of data input today.
So I was going off of your claim, you wrote " people can talk to their computer to give commands".
The modern version where you can do that was developed in the 2000s, so …
Paaasss
Dragon Dictate and voice commands in the Philips Nino were from 1997 and 1998 respectively.
Fail.
Not to control everything on the computer like in the 2k.
Paass
Dragon Dictate 1997 allowed voice dictation and complete control with voice commands.
https://youtu.be/eV5qEPIG5is?si=LDsmyiHtXgPhkEoW
I get it.
You hate accurate dates.
It’s not a prediction if it already exists.
AN ELECTRIC CAR WILL BE SOLD IN THE YEAR 2035!!!
Here’s an example of a prediction, since you’re having so much trouble.
“Multiple electric cars with airless tires will be sold commercially by 2035”.
See that?
It’s a scenario that doesn’t exist yet that we are pre-dic-ting (imagining the future!) will happen later on.
So you actually understand your mistake and have been trolling.