Voice Transformation – Marco Liuni, Alta Voce – Voice Tech Podcast ep.082
Alta Voce is a research-backed startup that shapes the emotions in human and artificial voices to enhance communication.
Alta Voce is a research-backed startup that shapes the emotions in human and artificial voices to enhance communication.
EarReality helps some of the biggest companies in the world use interactive storytelling for voice marketing. Their interactive stories are published to Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, Samsung Bixby and more.
Christian Petroske introduces his new WordPress plugin, Shoutworks, that lets you publish content to Amazon Alexa with the push of a button. He discusses why the pandemic is a good time to launch a voice start-up, and what’s currently holding the voice tech industry back.
Simon Landry is the founder of Voice Market Data, a service that makes voice market data more accessible to voice developers.
Roger Kibbe, senior developer evangelist for Viv Labs/Samsung, interviews me, Carl Robinson, for the Bixby Developers Chat podcast. We discuss my new project, Rumble Studio, an innovative new tool for recording podcasts and audio content asynchronously.
Maaike Coppens, an award winning conversational CX designer and strategist, explains how she took the Design Sprint process and modified it to create a successful sprint model for voice tech services development and validation.
Prof. Ami Moyal, President, Afeka Tel Aviv College of Engineering, explains the research that is underway to use voice technology to identify diseases. Currently, Afeka is researching the use of voice tech to identify vocal changes that may indicate the presence of COVID-19.
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Byron is the former CEO of Gigaom, author of The Fourth Age, host of the Voices in AI podcast, and futurist. We discuss the impact of voice tech on human communication, and why AI won’t take all the jobs.
Alan Nichol is the CTO of Rasa, an open-source, natural language understanding framework that helps companies build mission-critical contextual assistants.
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