I noticed while typing this comment that I didn’t type quite as fast as them, but mostly because I was trying to compose what I wanted to write, not because I couldn’t type faster.
Based on some people that I talked to, it seems like you could get much faster than this. I spoke with one person that was a stenographer before and they said they could reach 200 words per minute. And what they are doing in the video is probably 120 words per minute. I’m not sure. Anyway, I think the best way to input text is using whisper speech-to-text right now anyway. At least if you take into account the learning curve and AI timelines.
If you don’t have issues with your current typing speed, like the ones I would describe in this comment, then probably it’s not worth for you to learn it.
I watched the video on https://www.charachorder.com/products/charachorder-one (the one with the kid with glasses). They type somewhat fast but it didn’t really seem that much faster than I type with a QWERTY keyboard.
I noticed while typing this comment that I didn’t type quite as fast as them, but mostly because I was trying to compose what I wanted to write, not because I couldn’t type faster.
Based on some people that I talked to, it seems like you could get much faster than this. I spoke with one person that was a stenographer before and they said they could reach 200 words per minute. And what they are doing in the video is probably 120 words per minute. I’m not sure. Anyway, I think the best way to input text is using whisper speech-to-text right now anyway. At least if you take into account the learning curve and AI timelines.
If you don’t have issues with your current typing speed, like the ones I would describe in this comment, then probably it’s not worth for you to learn it.