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Indeed, even Superintelligent has rebuilt our main product offering to be anchored by a voice agent that can conduct infinitely scalable interviews across entire organizations to help them understand where their AI and agent opportunities lie. So obviously because of that, this is an area that we've been thinking about a lot.

Indeed, even Superintelligent has rebuilt our main product offering to be anchored by a voice agent that can conduct infinitely scalable interviews across entire organizations to help them understand where their AI and agent opportunities lie. So obviously because of that, this is an area that we've been thinking about a lot.

Indeed, even Superintelligent has rebuilt our main product offering to be anchored by a voice agent that can conduct infinitely scalable interviews across entire organizations to help them understand where their AI and agent opportunities lie. So obviously because of that, this is an area that we've been thinking about a lot.

So what we're going to do today is talk first about Sesame, this demo that has people so interested and excited, and then we'll broaden out to the larger conversation of voice agents more generally. Is this the next great computing platform, or are we underestimating just how much of a change speaking to computers as our primary way of interacting really is? Let's get to Sesame first.

So what we're going to do today is talk first about Sesame, this demo that has people so interested and excited, and then we'll broaden out to the larger conversation of voice agents more generally. Is this the next great computing platform, or are we underestimating just how much of a change speaking to computers as our primary way of interacting really is? Let's get to Sesame first.

So what we're going to do today is talk first about Sesame, this demo that has people so interested and excited, and then we'll broaden out to the larger conversation of voice agents more generally. Is this the next great computing platform, or are we underestimating just how much of a change speaking to computers as our primary way of interacting really is? Let's get to Sesame first.

Over the weekend, if you were on Twitter slash X, you might have seen people dropping demos of what seemed like a really impressive new voice model. Here's an example from Professor Ethan Malek.

Over the weekend, if you were on Twitter slash X, you might have seen people dropping demos of what seemed like a really impressive new voice model. Here's an example from Professor Ethan Malek.

Over the weekend, if you were on Twitter slash X, you might have seen people dropping demos of what seemed like a really impressive new voice model. Here's an example from Professor Ethan Malek.

Let's flip over to one of the demos that the company themselves share just for a second to get a different context.

Let's flip over to one of the demos that the company themselves share just for a second to get a different context.

Let's flip over to one of the demos that the company themselves share just for a second to get a different context.

Professor Malik writes, the new AI voice from Sesame really is a powerful illustration of where AI is going. He pointed out that in the demo that he shared, it was all real time from his browser. He writes, excellent use of disfluencies, pauses, even intakes of breath really make this seem like a human, though bits of uncanniness remain for now.

Professor Malik writes, the new AI voice from Sesame really is a powerful illustration of where AI is going. He pointed out that in the demo that he shared, it was all real time from his browser. He writes, excellent use of disfluencies, pauses, even intakes of breath really make this seem like a human, though bits of uncanniness remain for now.

Professor Malik writes, the new AI voice from Sesame really is a powerful illustration of where AI is going. He pointed out that in the demo that he shared, it was all real time from his browser. He writes, excellent use of disfluencies, pauses, even intakes of breath really make this seem like a human, though bits of uncanniness remain for now.

Pliny the Liberator writes, all right, Sesame is by far the most AGI-feeling voice model I've interacted with yet. They absolutely cooked. Chubby writes, I agree with Pliny. This is the first feel the AGI moment for AI voice mode for me. If this would be the new Siri or Alexa, I would treat it as a real human being as it sounds so natural. And we have to remember this is the worst it will ever be.

Pliny the Liberator writes, all right, Sesame is by far the most AGI-feeling voice model I've interacted with yet. They absolutely cooked. Chubby writes, I agree with Pliny. This is the first feel the AGI moment for AI voice mode for me. If this would be the new Siri or Alexa, I would treat it as a real human being as it sounds so natural. And we have to remember this is the worst it will ever be.

Pliny the Liberator writes, all right, Sesame is by far the most AGI-feeling voice model I've interacted with yet. They absolutely cooked. Chubby writes, I agree with Pliny. This is the first feel the AGI moment for AI voice mode for me. If this would be the new Siri or Alexa, I would treat it as a real human being as it sounds so natural. And we have to remember this is the worst it will ever be.

Entrepreneur Murillo Pereira writes, this is incredible. The voice sounds so natural and the replies are so fast, maybe too fast. It was even able to pronounce my name, which isn't super common. Better conversationalist than many humans. Signal writes, My lord, the Sesame Voice AI is absolutely effing insane. I knew it was artificial. I knew there wasn't a real person on the other end.

Entrepreneur Murillo Pereira writes, this is incredible. The voice sounds so natural and the replies are so fast, maybe too fast. It was even able to pronounce my name, which isn't super common. Better conversationalist than many humans. Signal writes, My lord, the Sesame Voice AI is absolutely effing insane. I knew it was artificial. I knew there wasn't a real person on the other end.