Comment by vessenes 15 hours ago I'd love a working bone conduction headset. Also a subvocalization to agent thingy that worked. 4 comments vessenes Reply walterbell 15 hours ago Apple recently spent $2B to bring subvocalization inference to iPhones, from the inventor of FaceID and Kinect, https://www.newsweek.com/apples-2b-ai-acquisition-could-have...> users [could] interact with Siri and future Apple devices without speaking out loud.. AI systems capable of interpreting facial expressions and subtle muscle movements to understand so-called “silent speech.” kace91 15 hours ago I’d love a 2015 input system that worked, but my iPhone’s keyboard prediction has been broken for like a year. vel0city 15 hours ago Have you looked into Shokz? I use these a lot, they seem like working bone conduction headsets to me.https://shokz.com/pages/openrunpro2
walterbell 15 hours ago Apple recently spent $2B to bring subvocalization inference to iPhones, from the inventor of FaceID and Kinect, https://www.newsweek.com/apples-2b-ai-acquisition-could-have...> users [could] interact with Siri and future Apple devices without speaking out loud.. AI systems capable of interpreting facial expressions and subtle muscle movements to understand so-called “silent speech.”
kace91 15 hours ago I’d love a 2015 input system that worked, but my iPhone’s keyboard prediction has been broken for like a year.
vel0city 15 hours ago Have you looked into Shokz? I use these a lot, they seem like working bone conduction headsets to me.https://shokz.com/pages/openrunpro2
Apple recently spent $2B to bring subvocalization inference to iPhones, from the inventor of FaceID and Kinect, https://www.newsweek.com/apples-2b-ai-acquisition-could-have...
> users [could] interact with Siri and future Apple devices without speaking out loud.. AI systems capable of interpreting facial expressions and subtle muscle movements to understand so-called “silent speech.”
I’d love a 2015 input system that worked, but my iPhone’s keyboard prediction has been broken for like a year.
Have you looked into Shokz? I use these a lot, they seem like working bone conduction headsets to me.
https://shokz.com/pages/openrunpro2