Voice input makes prompts longer and richer, but models still miss nuance
Suspicious_Orchid770 · reddit · 2026-10-26
A Reddit post observes that voice input leads to longer, richer prompts, but models still miss nuance in long spoken prompts. The author asks whether this hints at the rise of "voice coding developers" — describing requirements by speech as a workflow — while model comprehension of long spoken input lags behind.
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