The future of work sounds like whispering to your computer

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Can you imagine walking into an open-plan office on a busy weekday, seeing people at their desks – and hearing practically nothing? Like not even the staccato rhythm of fingers on a keyboard?

It sure seems like that could be the future of work, across all kinds of professions. Well, the ones that involve people working in front of computers, anyway.

You've no doubt heard plenty about AI disrupting productivity over the last couple of years, with the tech promising to accelerate workflows and advance progress in numerous research-intensive fields.

As it turns out, the literal way we work, i.e., what we'll do sat at our desks, is also transforming.

AI is increasingly enabling people to ditch their keyboards and just dictate what they need doing. That includes everything from shooting off an email to drafting a presentation to vibe coding custom apps.

Dictation tools have been around for decades,...

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