Panel on Voice UI: What's all the Noise About? (GDD Europe '17)

By definition, conversation is the exchange of ideas by spoken words between two individuals. But what happens when that exchange happens between human and device? Do conversational norms change? If so, how? In this video, you'll see a panel discussion exploring the intersection between design and development to learn how to create great conversational experiences for your users. Panelists: Sachit Mishra, Developer for Assistant/Actions on Google; Kimberly Harvey, Conversation Designer; Marc Paulina, UX Designer for Google Assistant on Wear. The panel is moderated by Nandini Stocker, Head of Conversation Design Advocacy & Partnerships.
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[@clearwavepro100]

I also wanted to add that I felt the conveyance of the idea of a 'greater call' in this work. There is very good reason to be overjoyed to participate in a fundamental building block of people will live on into the future.
I appreciated the personal suggestion that a greater call awaits its answer...for us all. !!

[@clearwavepro100]

Thank you very much, YES I am very much trying to understand the ways I can contribute my twenty years as a spoken voice dialog editor into the global toolkit.
I can recognize phonemes by their waveforms alone many times by sight; and I 'think' strongly in terms of how the brain considers its 'world' with respect to sounds, both made and heard.
It is important to me to represent much of Dr. McGilchrist's astounding body of work which helps us understand the distinct differences between the primary regions of the brain's great division.
I do hope I will be able to join you with my work, and I do hope I have something meaningful to add to the total sum of good understanding. :)
Cheers!
Adriel

[@hrimatidasi]

This is really amazing and exiting.

[@jessicamuller9764]

Talking about VoiceTec in a video with too loud background music? LOL

[@dalibordajbija275]

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