Anthropic has launched a voice feature for its Claude AI chatbot, currently in beta, enabling mobile users to engage in voiced conversations. This new capability is available for English-speaking users and utilizes the technology behind Claude Sonnet 4. It offers five different voice options and the ability to switch between text and speech, with a transcript provided post-conversation. Although free users face limits on use, the feature reflects a growing trend in AI towards natural interaction, especially as Anthropic competes with other providers like Google and OpenAI.
The introduction of Voice Mode is designed to facilitate user interactions, allowing conversations while multitasking and providing a transcript of the dialogue afterwards.
Users can choose from five distinct voices and easily switch between text and speech, enhancing the conversational experience on mobile.
This feature advances Anthropic's strategy in competing with other AI providers, responding to the growing demand for more natural user interfaces in AI.
While the voice feature is limited in its capacity for free users, premium subscribers enjoy enhanced functionality with integrations like Google Workspace.
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