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...voice is the interface of the future. As you think about the devices around us, whether it's smartphones, whether it's computers, whether it's robots, speech will be one of the key ones. But I think 2022, it wasn't. And, unless you think about the ma
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...voice was amazing in that movie because it was Samantha Johansson constantly heavy breathing his ear. And that totally worked. You didn't even need to see anyone. In my case, that's why that works. But if you really think about voice interface, they'
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...and customizable personalities, I like that part, all with real time response speeds. You know what'd be great? Maybe I just demo it. Okay? Listen to this. Hey, Hey, Jason. It's great to be on your podcast. It seems like VAPI has figured out how to b
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...voices, different languages, different accents, different styles. So we launched voice marketplace where you you could create your voice and then share it. And when the voice is shared, you earn money in the return. Today, we have almost 10,000 voice
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...voice alive. You would need to go through the expensive process of hiring a voice talent, having a studio space, having expensive tooling to then actually adjust it. The tooling isn't intuitive to be able to do this. So like all that creation process
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...voice at some point in time and you're cloning your voice. I haven't yet because I think my voice is very annoying, and I wouldn't want to listen to it more. So it actually hasn't occurred to me. But I I will play with that. Yeah. Yeah. Because you c
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...voice mode, such as memory, and and so on, which is to your point, James, that we're reaching the point where the models and their capabilities are maturing so much so that really entirely new experiences can be built around them, and people use them
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But we learned our lesson, and we we now do invest in in a combination of that. It's 80% sales, 20% engineering. So still a little bit of that. But it was like super important lever of understanding who are the customers, what they care about and wor
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...in voice and gesture and the way that you and I are interacting now. I'm motioning with my hands. I'm using my voice. We already have Siri. We already have Alexa, etcetera, and Google now, as voice assistants.
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...voice alone doesn't solve the problem. Because you can't it doesn't solve discovery and navigation. So what I'm seeing here in my hand is actually all the different options that I have for voice commands. So we see prowlers, browsers. We can automate
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...on interfaces is, you know, we we we do these studies internally and we, like, try to evaluate what does the interface of the future look like. And I think for voice, we're there. Right? Like, can we speak, you know, you for sure. So you speak, like,
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