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Thinking Machines Lab ships its first model and argues interactivity is what OpenAI gets wrong about voice

Mira Murati's startup introduces its first AI model, aiming to free voice AI from the question-and-answer paradigm. The model processes audio, video, and text in 200-millisecond chunks in parallel, targeting superior interaction quality over OpenAI's GPT Realtime 2 and Google's Gemini Live.

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Thinking Machines Lab ships its first model and argues interactivity is what OpenAI gets wrong about voice
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  • Thinking Machines Lab releases its first AI model focused on high interactivity in voice.
  • The model processes audio, video, and text in parallel 200-millisecond chunks.
  • It aims to outperform OpenAI and Google's existing voice AI models.
  • Founded by former OpenAI CTO Mira Murati.

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