The Voicebot Podcast is about the intersection of voice and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. It is a weekly look at trends, founders and newsmakers and supplements the daily research, analysis and news found at https://voicebot.ai.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 15 days 23 hours 17 minutes
episode 32: Dr. Ahmed Bouzid - CEO of Witlingo and Former Product Leader for Amazon Alexa and Angle.com
Building Voice Assistants for 15 years then working on the Alexa team and Founding Witlingo
episode 33: Mark Webster CEO Sayspring Discusses Voice App Prototyping Tools and Best Practices
Building Tools for Designers to Rapidly Prototype Voice Apps
episode 34: Smart Speaker Adoption Data Review, PullString and RAIN Weigh In
Michael Fitzpatrick (PullString), Greg Hedges (RAIN) and Ava Mutchler (Voicebot.ai) Guests
episode 35: Stas Tushinskiy CEO Instreamatic Talks Ad Monetization for Voice
Interacting with Ads by Voice on Mobile and its Future on Smart Speakers
episode 36: Volley Founders Max Child and James Wilsterman Talk Voice Games for Alexa
How the Leading Voice Game Company for Alexa Engages Users and Keeps Them Returning
episode 36: Generative AI News - OpenAI Chips, Adobe and Canva Bring Generative AI to Design, Spotify, Opera, Observe, ElevenLabs & More - Voicebot Podcast 356
This week’s Generative AI News (GAIN) rundown focuses more on features and economics than foundation models. Featured stories this week include: Adobe and Canva show the marketers new tool sets - Adobe introduced a new list of features,...
episode 37: Vasili Shynkarenka, CEO of Storyline, is Making Alexa Skill Development So Easy, Anyone Can Do It
Making Alexa Skill Development So Easy, Anyone Can Do It Without Coding
episode 38: Chris Messina Founder of Molly Talks Personalized Virtual Assistants
What if a virtual assistant could answer questions about you?
episode 39: Alexa Developer Panel with Octavio Menocal and Eric Olson
The Biggest Alexa Dev Features of the Past Year
episode 40: The Elements of Multi-Modal Design with Karen Kaushansky
From the early days of speech technology to AI-based robots and voice assistants