Increasingly I use a new free beta AI-based transcription service Temi to dictate my first draft and then edit that draft.
I used to write out first drafts of memos longhand. Use of home speakers, Internet of Things, AI and other emerging technologies is just impacting my life and likely will become more central. My entertainment and reading options have exploded exponentially because of new technologies. My wife has gone back to a graduate school program and is much more connected to school because of technology. I monitor my health and keep my physician informed using data technology. I work more from home and have more flexibility and a global client base because of digital technology.
Larry Irving, co-founder of The Mobile Alliance for Global Good, wrote, “There is almost no area in which digital technology has not impacted me and my family’s life. There is almost no area in which digital technology has not impacted me and my family’s life. That doesn’t happen because it makes our lives miserable.” It is so useful that in short order it has become an integral part of all of our lives. That, in itself, speaks to the overwhelming ‘value’ of digital technology. No product is made today, no person moves today, nothing is collected, analyzed or communicated without some ‘digital technology’ being an integral part of it. Louis Rossetto, self-proclaimed “troublemaker” and founder and former editor-in-chief of Wired magazine, summed it all up this way: “Digital technology is so broad today as to encompass almost everything. They cited broad changes for the better as the internet revolutionized everything, from the most pressing intellectual and emotional experiences to some of the most prosaic and everyday aspects of existence. The greatest share of participants in this canvassing said their own experience and their observed experience among friends is that digital life improves many of the dimensions of their work, play and home lives.
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