Mobile hadn't really happened when you and I were using our Nokia flip phones. People say, "Well, hell voices and happened." J Number one, the technology has to emerge. Jon Stine (02:39): There's a number of reasons Reid why J.A.R.V.I.S isn't sitting in every home, but will it be long before that happens? Is it three, five, seven years? I can tell you that, when you take a look at what's in labs and what people are talking about in developing, the big platforms, the ecosystem, that's where it's headed, but why aren't we there? We can look around and say, well, gosh, it plays music for me, or it gives me some recipes or tells my kids jokes, but this is not something I'd spent a whole lot of money on in my business. Why aren't we there yet? Or will we be there very shortly?
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At least the folks that I speak to, and even myself, you see the movie Ironman, and he's got J.A.R.V.I.S, and he's speaking to J.A.R.V.I.S, and it's just so fluid and intuitive. But we're also still not to where we thought we would be. Right now, for some folks, it's going off in their homes or cars. We all have our Alexis and our Siris and Hey Googles and all those things. I know the listeners are very interested in hearing more. Well, thank you again for taking the time to speak with us today. Where does invoice create value? Nonprofit independently governed, independently funded, working with the Linux Foundation, The Open Voice Network. Jon Stine (01:42): Then taking a look at the business use cases. A second thing is taking a look at ethical use guidelines because this whole voice thing, as you and I are going to be talking about, is not only what we necessarily, the words we hear, but there's a whole lot of other things involved there. The first is bringing standards, broadly defined right now, bringing standards to the world of voice assistance. But what we're about is really two or three things. But bottom line, Reid, very quickly, we're a nonprofit 503(c)(6) nonprofit industry association, a directed fund affiliated with the Linux Foundation. Let me just give the high-level overview, and again, hey, listeners, you can go to and get all this information.
Even my kids were like, "Hey, can I be on the podcast today?" We can talk about so much, but before we really get into the topic of voice, can you just share a little bit more about The Open Voice Network, who you are, what you guys do and what your overall mission is? This whole voice thing, we can take it in a thousand different directions. Reid Jackson (00:32): Really excited to be speaking with you today, Jon. Jon Stine (00:31): Reid, thanks so much for having me. Jon is the Executive Director of The Open Voice Network, which is a nonprofit organization. On today's episode, we're going to be discussing voice. Hello everyone, I'm Reid Jackson, Senior Director of Corporate Development at GS1 US.
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Reid Jackson (00:00): Welcome to the DeCoded Podcast, presented by GS1 US, where today's thought leaders help us crack the code on emerging technologies.
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