This reminds me of voice dictation history. I remember using dragon and other upstarts, on a 486dx notebook. I could discuss with the laptop, ask instructions, receive answers, and control verbally all options, actions, and programs. At the same time, do dictation in different fields of study - training required in geology words or engineering words for example - which was remarkably accurate. So you could turn on your notebook; start running programs, verbally type (dictate) a report , save, format, print, it email it - then turn on a music player or watch a movie. All without touching a mouse or keyboard. This was in a busy room, with a party by the way. Everyone said, just wait until computer speeds are faster! But all the software was bought out by Apple, Microsoft. It didn't get improved on for over 20-25 years, and still not really f functioning. (Except siri Google etc.) the