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Voice-first in Sweden

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by Johan Östrand

5 episodes

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Welcome to voice-first in Sweden. Using our voice is the most natural way for us to communicate. So with voice-first, we are entering an era where technology can truly help us on our own terms. We don’t have to cramp our fingers on QWERTY keyboards, we can just speak our mind, have our own Star Trek “computer”. This podcast will with appetite and curiosity dig into the research, development, strategies, and business of the voice industry and interview its leaders. Follow the early days of voice technology as it develops in Sweden. Hosted by: Johan Östrand.

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1/12/2020

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Episode thumbnail for E5 Gabriel Skantze - Professor in Speech Technology with a specialization in Conversational Systems at KTH Royal Institute of Technology and Co-founder and Chief Scientist at Furhat

March 14, 2020

E5 Gabriel Skantze - Professor in Speech Technology with a specialization in Conversational Systems at KTH Royal Institute of Technology and Co-founder and Chief Scientist at Furhat

100% Corona free episode. Gabriel explains the background of the massive growth of the voice assistant industry since the first breakthrough in 2011.  We talk about how far today's assistants are from the vision from Google and Amazon executives of "Computer" in Star Trek. Also the implication of assistants as Google Duplex passing the Turing test and what this will mean to our relationship to machines. This and much more in episode 5 of Voice-first in Sweden. Don't miss! Photo: In the background, the worlds first speech synthesis machine "Ove" developed by Gunnar Fant, founder of the  Division of Speech, Music, and Hearing (TMH) at KTH.

February 9, 2020

E4 Tomas Granryd - Head of Voice at Swedish radio, SR

With over 400 podcasts and being the largest live radio provider in the country, Swedish radio has vast audio content and for them, voice is a real disrupter. Tomas Granryd, head of voice and the chairman of the European voice corporation VOX is a pioneer in the space. In this episode, he shares SR journey in voice as well as looking into the future. He also explains the framework SR use called the three A’s, Availability, Augmented and Adapted. An episode packed with learnings. Don´t miss it!

January 28, 2020

E3 Mattias Falkendal - Founder | CEO at Talking to me - Voice Design Agency

Voice 101. With more than 20 yrs in the Internet and marketing industry, Mattias gives a solid intro on how to get started in the voice space. As the first Voice agency in the Nordics Talking to me have a unique insight into what is going on in the small but growing Swedish voice industry. Check it out!

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What is Voice-first in Sweden?: Welcome to voice-first in Sweden. Using our voice is the most natural way for us to communicate. So with voice-first, we are entering an era where technology can truly help us on our own terms. We don’t have to cramp our fingers on QWERTY keyboards, we can just speak our mind, have our own Star Trek “computer”.

This podcast will with appetite and curiosity dig into the research, development, strategies, and business of the voice industry and interview its leaders. Follow the early days of voice technology as it develops in Sweden. Hosted by: Johan Östrand.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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