Our CEO Philip Alm joined ElevenLabs, Interhuman AI and thymia on the TechBBQ main stage to talk about voice as the way people will use AI.
On 27 August our CEO, Philip Alm, sat on the main tech stage at TechBBQ in Copenhagen for a panel on frontier voice AI.
He shared the stage with Emma Hernmarck, who works on go-to-market at ElevenLabs, Paula Petcu from Interhuman AI, and Emilia Molimpakis, PhD, from thymia. Between them they covered most of what voice AI is used for today: lifelike speech, conversational agents, emotional intelligence in speech, voice as a signal for mental health, and, in our case, voice as the way you get work done on a computer.
Philip summed up the session in one line before it started: "Voice is becoming AI's most natural interface."
The panel's starting point was that speech generation, transcription and conversational reasoning have improved so much that talking to AI no longer feels like dictating to a machine. What changes after that is where the talking leads. A voice assistant that answers questions is useful. A voice that can open your CRM, fill in the form and send the email is a different kind of tool.
That second kind is what we build. With Incredible you hold down a key, say the task in your own words, and it clicks and types in your browser, files and apps the way you would, on Mac or Windows. You can also teach it a job by doing it once while you talk it through, and put the jobs you repeat on a schedule or on Autopilot.
In a LinkedIn thread about the panel, Philip put the enterprise side of this plainly: "There's been such a change in how enterprises can adopt voice AI that drives real system-supported workflows." His view is that companies can now raise productivity across the whole organisation by giving every person this kind of help, not only the teams that have a developer to build automations for them.
Thank you to TechBBQ for the invitation, and to Emma, Paula and Emilia for a good conversation.
TechBBQ was one stop of several.
AI Podcast Sweden. Philip sat down with AI Podcast Sweden to talk about Incredible and what it means to use a computer by talking to it.
San Francisco. Philip spent a full day at a private event at Shack15, the members' club in San Francisco's Ferry Building, and took part in SF Tech Week. Shack15 is also where we announced Rikard Steiber as our Senior Advisor.
AI Day at Science Park, Jönköping. Closer to home, we spent the day at Science Park's AI Day in Jönköping, where we started the company. The hall was full from the first talk.
If you saw us at any of these and want to try what we talked about, Incredible has a free 7-day trial with no card.
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