More and more, we can get computers to do things for us by talking to them. A computer can call your mother when you tell it to, find you a pizza place when you ask for one, or write out an email that you dictate. Sometimes the computer gets it wrong, but a lot of the time it gets it right, which is amazing when you think about what a computer has to do to turn human speech into written words: turn tiny changes in air pressure into language.
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Source: http://feeds.gawker.com/~r/gizmodo/full/~3/6jIQEsqjkDQ/how-do-computers-understand-speech
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