Well, I never thought instant translation will be possible ten years ago. Google translate is doing literal magic nowadays.
Contextual speech recognition is not beyond reach. There are Grammar analyzing softwares that improve constantly as it works on thousands of articles.
And then there's the power of governments. How long do you think will it take once the government of a Global power decides that platforms like Clubhouse pose a threat?
Grammarly and google translate requires large amounts of structured data which has been manually labelled or categorised.
And what we see in China is that people just create a *new* language to evade censorship.
So the President becomes Winnie-the-Pooh bear, or an election is referenced as a cupcake, or the Deepstate is a bakery.
Good luck doing that with voice conversations, particularly since there is no money to be made in destroying a Clubhouse conversation with adverts.
And remember that Facebook has been recognised as a threat to the truth, but is still home to disinformation and conspiracy theories galore. Yet it is only now *voluntarily* regulating itself only half-heartedly. If Facebook can't even be fixed, then how can Clubhouse?
Good luck with the US government imposing rules on Facebook or Clubhouse because of the guarantee of free speech in the Constitution.
In comparison, the Chinese government has long recognised that fake news is a threat to society.
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And this is even before we consider how Facebook communities create echo chambers which help divide US society.
That is why I stand by my assessment that Clubhouse will become just another platform for disinformation, echo chambers and division in the USA.
