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 20 hours 55 minutes
episode 81: Niko Vuori CEO of Drivetime.fm Talks Voice Games for the Car
Niko Vuori is founder and CEO of Drivetime.fm, a company focused on creating games that you can safely play while you drive. The company's first title is a voice interactive trivia game that mimics a morning radio show and substitutes gameplay for...
episode 82: Voice Assistant Use in the Car with Metrock, Vuori, and Mutchler
Voice assistant use in the car is 60% higher than smart speakers on a monthly basis, but it doesn't get as much attention. There are more users and the use cases are different. The In-Car Voice Assistant Adoption Report sheds light on these...
episode 83: Ben Fisher CEO of Magic and Co Talks Voice and Brands
Ben Fisher is CEO and founder of Magic and Co, a voice consultancy that helps brands and enterprises implement voice assistant technologies. Previously Ben served as Chief Technology Officer of Doable Innovation and Waywire Networks. He began his...
episode 84: Amy Stapleton CEO of Tellables Talks Voice Interactive Stories
Amy Stapleton is CEO and founder of Tellables which works with authors to develop interactive story games designed to be played through voice assistants and social robots. Before founding Tellables, Amy was an analyst at Opus Research where she...
episode 85: Matt Ware and Lachlan Pottenger of First Talk Voice Shopping in Australia
Matt Ware is Group Operating Director at Agencies 3Di, First, and TPN, and Lachlan Pottenger is Creative Director at First, a leading digital agency in Australia and the country's top developer of voice apps. Matt and Lachlan talk about a Google...
episode 86: Vijay Balasubramaniyan CEO of Pindrop Security
Vijay Balasubramaniyan co-founded Pindrop Security in 2011 after completing his PhD and presenting his research about verifying identity based on sounds other than voices in telephone calls. He is the current CEO. The company uses voice biometrics to...
episode 87: Mark Lippett CEO of XMOS on the Chips that Make Voice Assistants Work
Mark Lippett joined XMOS in 2006 as VP of Engineering and was later promoted to COO and then CEO about three years ago. XMOS is a fabless semiconductor company with a particular emphasis on IP and products for far-field voice recognition. The company...
episode 88: US Smart Speaker Adoption Trends with Jeff McMahon, Jason Fields and Ava Mutchler
This episode is all about US smart speaker adoption data and trends and what it tells us about the future of voice assistant use worldwide. Jeff McMahon (CEO Voicify), Jason Fields (Chief Strategy Officer Voicify), and Ava Mutchler (Voicebot) join...
episode 89: Tom Livne CEO of Verbit Talks Voice and Transcription
Tom Livne is the CEO and co-founder of Verbit.ai. The company provides an AI-driven transcription service for the legal and academic markets that guarantees 99.9% accuracy through a combination of speech-to-text automated speech recognition and human...
episode 90: Steven Arkonovich Creator of Big Sky on Alexa
Steven Arkonovich is a professor of philosophy at Reed College by day and a leading Alexa skill developer by night. He began developing Alexa skills in 2015 before the ASK SDK was released and is best known for having the top-rated Alexa skill...