When Sign Language Users Start 'Typing,' What Are We Really Connecting?

In the deaf community, sign language has never been just "gestures with the body"; it is a complete natural language. Google Gboard is testing a "sign language to text" feature—using the camera to capture gestures and convert them into text in real-time. Sounds cool, but as an entrepreneur, the first question that popped into my head was: Can this direction really launch a token? Is the Tokenomics reasonable? Just kidding. Seriously: The technical maturity, user scenarios, and long-term value of this feature are worth breaking down using a dual timeline.