Burnistoun - Voice Recognition Lift

Or spatially-proofed: [VIDEO] "Please? Pathetic." (Autocorrected SMS was unpopular in my country when it was first introduced, because it corrected to german german spellings, and ever since the mid-twentieth, we've been proud of regional orthographies. I imagine francophones who use "SMS language" also have to turn off autocorrect.)

I would argue that all falls off the cliff in terms of usability when we consider the rest of the world in terms of multiple languages, accents, creoles, and dialects. Seen this skit? [VIDEO] So, maybe voice control is great for local work, but as soon as we consider the rest of the world, IMHO, its profitability and usefulness nosedives.

Not sure if you'll understand all the Scottishness here but I think you'll appreciate the message... [VIDEO]

Obligatory Burnistoun reference: [VIDEO] But I'd be interested to see what its reliability is like on various types of Scottish accent.

English was my mother's 5th language, I can relate to acting as interpreter for family. I'm reminded of the "Voice Recognition Lift" sketch from the Scottish comedy Burnistoun - [VIDEO]