Voice-to-voice needs more attention for less information density, OpenAI researcher argues
athyuttamre · x · 2026-10-26
Responding to the view that voice dictation to agents still beats voice agents, athyuttamre argues voice-to-voice demands higher attention (hence anxiety) while delivering lower information density — both must be fixed before voice feels better than text, and "we will solve this."
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