I guarantee the pool of people who really care about those issues/are affected by them is tiny. For example, I use my MacBook daily and haven't noticed any Spotlight issues. I have an iPad too - what's wrong with it? This is coming from someone who works in tech, the average Joe isn't gonna care.

I for one am happy to see an app like this. Currently the only way to get my friends together is through a group chat, and it's always a mess.

"That's an insightful question. My understanding of your speech involves a pipeline first. Your voice is converted to text and then I process the text to understand what you're saying. So I don't understand your voice directly but rather through a text representation of it."

Unsure if this is a hallucination, but is disappointing if true.

Edit: Looking at the video you linked, they say "native audio output", so I assume this means the input isn't native? :(

I hope though my perspective in my earlier comment might give you some insight into the general psyche of (at least some) younger folks.

Perhaps it's just because I live in London, but this a snapshot of my social circle right now. It's also no secret that the West is suffering from a mental health crisis.

With the weight of the world looming over me, a nice meal for lunch is about the only thing keeping me together (being slightly sarcastic here).

I do wonder, was it always this way? Genuine question - did you ever feel this way in your 20s/30s? Did your friends?

Commercials/tutorials/corporate training videos -> Voiceover work

TV shows -> Dubbing in various languages

Fast food drive-throughs -> Taking customer orders