What will our future workplaces look like? Recently, employees have been communicating more with their computers. As reported by The Wall Street Journal, dictation apps like Wispr integrated with "vibe coding" tools have fundamentally changed office culture. This is reported by Techcrunch.com reports .
A venture investor noted that today, anyone entering a startup office feels like they are in a large call center. Gusto founder Edward Kim told his team that offices of the future will be as noisy as a sales department. He admits that he now only uses a keyboard in extreme cases.
However, constantly working by talking to a computer causes some inconveniences. AI entrepreneur Molly Amkraut Mueller says her habit of whispering to her computer bothered her spouse, so they are now forced to work in separate rooms.
Wispr founder Tanay Kothari is confident that this situation will become normal over time. He believes that just as staring at a smartphone screen for hours is considered natural today, voice interaction with a computer will become an equally simple process in the future.
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