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312 years after first ‘typing’ patent, SAP CEO says prepare for 'Death of Keyboard'

SAP CEO Christian Klein envisions a future where traditional keyboards are replaced by advanced AI-driven voice recognition for data input. This shift promises to revolutionize employee interaction with enterprise software, enabling seamless communication through spoken commands. Additionally, AI agents are anticipated to unify various business operations, fostering increased efficiency.…

312 years after first ‘typing’ patent, SAP CEO says prepare for 'Death of Keyboard'

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