It occurred to me that just as type setting has caused some standardization in written letters, and the written form of language has caused standardization in spelling, that the necessity to speak clearly to a computer could cause a similar standardization in verbal communication. It would be interesting if we adapt more to the machine than the machine to us, learning to be a little more careful about enunciating and learning to use commands in speech that are meant for the computer, like saying "comma" in a sentence.