- Voice-first technology company nowutalk opens pre-registration for its AI-powered voice navigation tool that enables effortless navigation and digital interactions on websites and apps. The company aims to humanize day-to-day digital experiences with AI-powered voice intelligence offering.
- While nowutalk emphasizes the need to integrate AI technology into legacy apps, governments and legal authorities are seeking to regulate the rampant adoption of AI by businesses.
nowutalk, a leader in AI-powered voice technology, announces early access for its latest offering. Its AI-powered voice navigation tool aims to humanize daily digital experiences through voice commands and intelligent interactions with virtual AI assistants. Its AI assistant is also capable of learning from each interaction, iteratively improving the user experience.
Serge Beck, the CEO of nowutalk, said in a press release today, “nowutalk redefines how people interact with web and mobile apps.” Its intelligent voice navigation offering can navigate essential functions within apps, such as searching, retrieving information or adjusting settings. It also aims to improve user accessibility by filling out forms, operating apps, configuring site navigation and more simply by voice.
The company is incentivizing technology businesses to adopt its offering by pre-registering on its official website, as early adopters will benefit from exclusive features and personalized onboarding.
CTO of nowutalk, Roman Kagan, highlighted its vision saying, “With nowutalk, we’re bringing legacy apps and websites into the new era, transforming them into personalized, intuitive experiences that make technology accessible to everyone.”
While this move comes at a time when every developer is looking to adopt and integrate AI into its offerings, lawmakers are seeking to regulate the technology. The state of California proposed a new AI regulation this week to mandate the testing of advanced AI models that cost more than $100 million to develop.
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The move to regulate and secure AI innovation has divided the AI community, with Anthropic and Microsoft announcing their support for California’s Senate Bill. However, industry leader OpenAI has stated that it will be opposing the bill. Others like Google and Meta have also expressed concerns, with Meta going as far as saying that the bill threatens to make AI development and deployment “unfavorable.”
Conclusion
Customer preferences for digital interactions are evolving, with AI-powered features becoming more commonplace in the digital arena. nowutalk’s recent voice navigation tool represents a step toward making AI voice technology more intuitive and accessible for app and website users. On the other hand, AI developers will need to keep an eye out for emerging regulations and bills that seek to mandate safety testing for AI models.
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