The right speech model starts with the conversation.
Why language, accent, and context belong at the center of speech routing.
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Ideas for building around the way people actually speak.
Across languages, accents, and everything in between.
The right speech model starts with the conversation.
Why language, accent, and context belong at the center of speech routing.
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Live translation should keep a meeting moving.
What a useful live translation experience shows, when it updates, and how it helps people follow along.
Read articleA voice should sound right in every language you use.
A practical way to evaluate multilingual voice generation beyond one impressive sample.
Read articleAn accent is part of the message.
Why regional speech belongs in your evaluation from the first recording.
Read articleMeeting notes should preserve what matters.
How to keep decisions, details, and uncertainty intact when a meeting crosses languages.
Read articleTranslation needs to carry the meaning.
Names, conditions, corrections, and tone matter as much as fluent wording.
Read articleBuild a voice agent that can follow the customer.
Language switching, clarification, and confirmed actions belong in the same conversation.
Read articleA better way to compare multilingual speech.
Build an evaluation that tells you which system fits your users, not just which demo sounds impressive.
Read articleOne meeting. Several languages. A shared understanding.
How to design meeting support when participants think and speak in different languages.
Read articleWhen a conversation switches languages, keep listening.
What code-switching means for recognition, translation, and the interface around them.
Read articleThe words are only part of the meaning.
Why local expressions need context, and why a speech product should know when to ask.
Read articleFrom speech to a useful action.
A simple architecture for turning a conversation into something an application can safely do.
Read articlePut the ideas to work.
Find speech tools for the conversation you’re building.