The Doubao voice input method is the most surprising app I've used this year. Before I encountered this, I never imagined that typing on a phone could one day be faster than on a computer. Since there is a need for input in all apps, the Doubao input method has probably become the app I use the most daily. I had previously tried voice input from iFlytek and Sogou, and I had to correct almost every sentence. The accuracy rates for voice recognition are 95%, 99%, and 99.9%, and the time spent on corrections creates a significant difference. This recognition rate is fed by the data from Douyin and Doubao. If you combine all the typing time for work, study, and life to two hours a day, you can save 30% to 40%, which adds up to a considerable amount of time. Moreover, I feel that AI is now training my thinking and speaking skills in return. Previously, human thinking speed was not as fast as typing speed, and the bottleneck was on the keyboard. Now, the voice input method has revolutionized this; the speed of voice input can be very close to your thinking speed, and the bottleneck has shifted to your thinking speed and eloquence, whether you can phrase things correctly and well in one go. This entire content was written using the Doubao voice input method, and this thing has only been on the market for a month, yet it can challenge Sogou, which has been around for over ten or twenty years. The AI era has greatly enhanced productivity in a tangible way.