Storyscript

a behavior change is happening. many experts agree that over half of the human interaction with technology will be voice-driven by 2030. what does that mean for business? does voice have a place in the workplace? the tools and programming languages available for today’s creators share a single fault, the interfaces require significant translation resulting in steep learning curves and barriers to entry. the translation problem occurs during creating and, even more so, while understanding the resulting software. imagine if you could talk to a computer, what would that interaction look like? would you be thinking of boxes and wires, diagrams, or code? or would you be communicating your ideas naturally, as if talking to a colleague? after all, that is how most software is made today: someone has an idea, shares it with a programmer who translates it into a computer language. the act of translating is the problem, not the solution. ai assistance, like alexa, siri, and google assistant,