These analyses are among those I appreciate the most. They come from the in-depth analysis of a problem or perceived dynamic, they delve into the factors that constitute it, starting from supported points and according to a very specific perspective they describe an idea and hypothesize the results also bringing market data to light. I really enjoyed this topic of voice and robots. In fact, when thinking about these new developments, thinking of it only as a technological problem would be profoundly wrong in my opinion. These are products anyway. Which are purchased by consumers. Therefore, there is also a need to turn to deep roots of consumer behavior and social science disciplines. Thanks for sharing this.
These analyses are among those I appreciate the most. They come from the in-depth analysis of a problem or perceived dynamic, they delve into the factors that constitute it, starting from supported points and according to a very specific perspective they describe an idea and hypothesize the results also bringing market data to light. I really enjoyed this topic of voice and robots. In fact, when thinking about these new developments, thinking of it only as a technological problem would be profoundly wrong in my opinion. These are products anyway. Which are purchased by consumers. Therefore, there is also a need to turn to deep roots of consumer behavior and social science disciplines. Thanks for sharing this.
Thank you, Riccardo. I completely agree, it's not a purely technical problem.
Perhaps a robot Esperanto? Click click beep oooo pop pop