I'll bet you $1000 that most people will still regularly use keyboards in 2031. Isn't there a website somewhere where we can do this?
Also, most people don't use keyboards now, unless you count cellphone keypads or restrict "people" to mean "people with income above $1000 per year" or something like that.
Does "keyboard" include both physical and virtual keyboards? Most people on planet Earth, or most people in the USA? Or by income?
If we can settle these specifics, I think we should indeed register at longbets.
(And then there's the small chance that brain-computer interfaces will allow us to type with our minds, but I'm not betting on that.)
> Call me old-fashioned, but I don't see it being supplanted by voice-transcription or gestures or whatever for a very long time.
Well, we can type way faster than we can talk, so even if voice transcription were perfected, it would still be impractical.
Don't confuse your workflow with the rest of the world's.