You know, it might be a good idea to create an interface that allows end-users to converse with their AI/LLM of choice... rather than having to go to that vendor's website and log in, there could be a KDE application that can hook into the popular ones. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Voice control still exists in some form in niche software packages, but those generally accept pre-fabricated voice commands for pre-fabricated actions. There may even exist voice-command macro's that will allow the creation of new, scripted actions, but again, that's not really at the level of automation of an AI/LLM. Voice control is just one (rather small) idea for leveraging an AI/LLM, but it could be leveraged to do a wide variety of things. Microsoft has Co-Pilot to help with coding and document composition, for example. And even that is a bit limited, compared to what it COULD do.

My apologies. I'll templatize this and the one I just created. :)