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“AI shouldn't erase languages—it should amplify them.” – Jean-Louis Quéguiner (JL), CEO of Gladia In a world where AI-driven communication tools are shaping industries, Gladia is setting a new standard in multilingual, real-time speech recognition. In this episode of Technology Reseller News, Doug Green interviews Jean-Louis Quéguiner (JL), CEO of Gladia, to discuss how their automatic speech recognition (ASR) technology is not only solving technical challenges but also protecting and amplifying underrepresented languages. Bridging the AI Divide in Speech Recognition Gladia is not just another transcription company. It is the only ASR provider capable of real-time, multilingual transcription with low latency, supporting over 100 languages—including accents, dialects, and code-switching. Key Differentiators: High-Accuracy Transcription Across 100+ Languages – Handles everything from English and Spanish to Tagalog and Zulu Real-Time Code-Switching – Seamlessly processes multiple languages in a single conversation Bias-Free AI – Ensures equitable representation for underserved languages As JL explains, many AI tools ignore so-called “niche” languages, despite their vast number of speakers. With 1.5 billion people in India and 120 million Tagalog speakers, Gladia is filling a critical gap in global communication. AI and the Future of Contact Centers Gladia's speech AI technology is already being integrated into call centers, CCaaS platforms, and voice AI agents to: Improve real-time CX with hyper-accurate transcription & sentiment analysis Expand global market reach by enabling companies to support more languages Enable AI-powered call automation while maintaining human oversight JL emphasizes that AI voice agents are evolving rapidly—but rather than replacing human interaction, they should work alongside contact center professionals. In the next five years, call center roles will shift from volume-based operations to high-skill, high-quality customer interactions. Expanding into the U.S.: Building the Right Partnerships As Gladia expands its footprint in North America, the company is actively looking for: Channel partners in cloud communications Technology integrations with CCaaS and AI-powered platforms Enterprises looking to enhance multilingual CX JL himself is relocating to New York to foster relationships and drive business development in the U.S. market. Learn More About Gladia Website: www.gladia.io Contact for Partnerships: Connect with Jean-Louis Quéguiner on LinkedIn #AI #SpeechRecognition #CX #CallCenters #MultilingualAI #ContactCenter #ASR #CloudCommunications #LanguageTech

What are the top 3 elements to know about enabling an Ai solution? We had Jit Papneja, Head of Data Analytics of Reynold's America, share it with us! More info on: Website: https://www.reynoldsamerican.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/RAI_News LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rj-reynolds/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZ90-g8v7voyY2W9SMkpX2Q Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reynoldsamericaninc/ While you're at it, follow us on all social media platforms: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AiNerdOfficial Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ainerdofficial/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/AINerdOfficial LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ainerd Be my next podcast guest! Let's find time at https://calendly.com/instarel/learn-more Don't forget to subscribe to never miss out on our next episode.

Season 2 | Episode 24: Enable.Ai is a social media analytics solution making cutting edge machine learning and natural language approachable to business users. It provides better performance metrics by identifying real moments of engagement and delivers insights on how to build better content for your audience. Brian comes from the Enterprise software world, having led efforts at recognized brands like Johnson & Johnson, Burton Snowboards, and Colgate-Palmolive. Eric has worked in startups for over 20 years including exits at Tech Republic and Telapoint. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/awesomeinc/message

In their second podcast from Sapphire Now 2018, Jon Reed and guest Brian Dennett move on from SAPpy talk to discuss Brian's startup, Enable AI, and why they are taking a practical approach to AI as augmented intelligence. Brian shares his view on why AI and ML are getting market traction, and the customer problems that Enable AI is tackling. Brian also advises on how companies should get started with "AI," and why data scientists are not necessarily required. Though this is not an SAP-focused podcast, the guys briefly touch on how customer-focused AI projects tie into a C/4HANA and Leonardo context at one point or another. Yes, you can get Busting the Omnichannel on iTunes. 

In their second podcast from Sapphire Now 2018, Jon Reed and guest Brian Dennett move on from SAPpy talk to discuss Brian's startup, Enable AI, and why they are taking a practical approach to AI as augmented intelligence. Brian shares his view on why AI and ML are getting market traction, and the customer problems that Enable AI is tackling. Brian also advises on how companies should get started with "AI," and why data scientists are not necessarily required. Though this is not an SAP-focused podcast, the guys briefly touch on how customer-focused AI projects tie into a C/4HANA and Leonardo context at one point or another. 

In Jon's annual Sapphire Now event review, he has a new guest, Brian Dennett of Enable AI, who was also part of the SAP blogger program coverage. Jon and Brian hash out the messages of the show, including the "intelligent enterprise" messaging and whether the Leonardo aspects actually made sense this year. They discuss Brian's pick for the sleeper announcement of the show, Master Data Management as a service, and why it matters. The guys share their findings from their often-spirited blogger sessions; Brian explains why has a philosophical difference with SAP on their "AI" approach. The guys wrap by giving their letter grades for the show, and Jon airs a couple of SAP gripes. Note: this recording was made on Jon's backup recording rig due to a microphone failure. Yes, you can get Busting the Omnichannel on iTunes. 

In Jon's annual Sapphire Now event review, he has a new guest, Brian Dennett of Enable AI, who was also part of the SAP blogger program coverage. Jon and Brian hash out the messages of the show, including the "intelligent enterprise" messaging and whether the Leonardo aspects actually made sense this year. They discuss Brian's pick for the sleeper announcement of the show, Master Data Management as a service, and why it matters. The guys share their findings from their often-spirited blogger sessions; Brian explains why has a philosophical difference with SAP on their "AI" approach. The guys wrap by giving their letter grades for the show, and Jon airs a couple of SAP gripes. Note: this recording was made on Jon's backup recording rig due to a microphone failure. 

How to Enable AI in Software Development with Chris Van Pelt of Weights & Biases.-Guest speaker: Chris Van Pelt,Co-Founder at Weights & Biases.-Figure Eight, provides high-quality annotated training data for machine learning.-Twilio, operates in the cloud space and enables text-speech and NLP.-Recapture, sends targered emails to e-commerce customers and recovers lost revenue.-Github, provides hosting for software development version control using Git.-Grammarly, improves writing by checking errors in emails, essays and documents.You can support the HumAIn podcast and receive subscriber-only content at http://humainpodcast.com/newsletter.