An office full of people talking to their computers may seem weird today, but a growing number of companies and 'voice-pilled' devotees are betting it's the future.
OpenAI launched ChatGPT Voice to differentiate against Anthropic and Google; Brockman calls voice the future interface. Wispr Flow's adoption (450 Fortune 500s, 150% quarterly growth) validates momentum, though voice limitations for complex technical work persist.
Welcome to Eye on AI. Emily Forlini here. In today’s issue:
Fidji Simo sits down with Fortune for her first interview since leaving OpenAI
“Voice-pilled” is the latest AI lingo
OpenAI fires back at Apple over device lawsuit
Chinese models are getting even better—and cheaper
OpenAI Sora video backlash, Taiwan’s rare earth retort, Apple smart glasses. Plus: Browser wars, “cobots,” crypto crash, Qantas…
Plus: AI voice startups, Etsy, Figma, Meta, Microsoft, OpenAI, Sandisk, Snowflake.
‘Voicepilled’ blabbermouths will become so common that nobody will even remember how to use a keyboard.
EA's go-private talks, Nvidia's circular deals, The battle to save Intel, Trump's TikTok deal, Larry Ellison's social media,…
Employees are now whispering to AI voice dictation tools rather than clacking the keys. Will ‘voicepilling’ make everyone more…
The AI lab grapples with a question that's existential for its future: Do ChatGPT corporate customers get a clear ROI?
