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The future of typing

  • Predictive text reinforces certain speech and serves as a reminder that no one is that original.
  • The future of typing may involve fewer misspellings and slightly less work.
  • In a few years, computers could play an even more active role in how we write. Eventually, we may not even need a keyboard to type, and could instead pantomime the movements.
  • Or maybe a neural implant like the one Elon Musk is pushing will usher in “think-to-type” technology. Depending on how such technologies are adapted, and by whom, typing itself may ultimately become obsolete.

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The origins of predictive text

The origins of predictive text

  • Some scholars see mid-20th century Chinese typewriters as a basis for predictive text.
  • Today, predictive text lives in the liminal space between what you will type and what you mean to type.
  • It's a step beyond auto-correct.

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