Freddie Feldman, Director of Voice and Conversational Interfaces at Wolters Kluwer Health, returns for another episode of the Future of Voice Podcast.

We all want to hear voices who sound like us—especially in situations where confidential information makes trust essential. The core components of patient communication include listening to the patient, or input, and speaking to the patient, or output. From high-tech digital interfaces in '70s sci-fi movies to automated telemedicine communication relied upon during the COVID-19 pandemic, voice interface outputs have traditionally utilized white voice actors to relay information. Today Freddie and Jon discuss the importance of patient inclusivity and the biases in traditional voice interface outputs. We're talking about unique and personalized voices that more patients and users of voice technology can relate to and connect with.

The Future of Voice Podcast is hosted by Jon Stine, Executive Director of the Open Voice Network, a community of The Linux Foundation.

The Open Voice Network is dedicated to making voice worthy of user trust. Learn more at openvoicenetwork.org.

Today's guest is Dr. Yaa Kumah-Crystal, Assistant Professor of Biomedical Informatics and Pediatric Endocrinology at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. Dr. Yaa has research experience involving communication and documentation in healthcare and developing strategies to improve workflow and patient care delivery.

Listen as we explore everything from Dr. Yaa's passion for making patient care a continuous process through voice technology, opportunities to utilize voice interfaces in diabetes care, and the necessity of telehealth visits during the COVID-19 pandemic. Her experience in medical school exposed her to the endless possibilities for using computer interfaces in a hospitable manner. Dr. Yaa is fascinated with the opportunities to utilize voice interfaces to transform patient care.

The Future of Voice Podcast is hosted by Jon Stine, Executive Director of the Open Voice Network, a community of The Linux Foundation.

The Open Voice Network is dedicated to making voice worthy of user trust. Learn more at openvoicenetwork.org.

Our guest Freddie Feldman is the Director of Voice and Conversational Interfaces at Wolters Kluwer Health.

Listen as we explore Freddie's twenty years as an expert in patient communication through voice and his lifelong passion for musical performance. We'll share stories and projects, including Patient Results Network, transforming web pages to work with voice interfaces in the early days, voice acting, Freddie's Jewish a capella group "ListenUp," outbound programs through Wolters Kluwer Health patient communication, and inclusivity and diversity in voice interfaces. 

The Future of Voice Podcast is hosted by Jon Stine, Executive Director of the Open Voice Network, a community of The Linux Foundation.

The Open Voice Network is dedicated to making voice worthy of user trust. Learn more at openvoicenetwork.org.

Today's guest is Sean King, Senior Vice President, Commercial Services at Veritone and Executive Vice President at Veritone One. 

Listen as we explore everything from the ethics of the voice cloning process to iHeartMedia's use of synthetic voice to personalize and localize content to the individual—and even the world of deepfakes.

Sean has experience as a senior leader in areas of sales management, technology operations, and strategic partnership development over his career. He is passionate about finding new ways to refine media operations and creating new advertising opportunities.

The Future of Voice Podcast is hosted by Jon Stine, Executive Director of the Open Voice Network, a community of The Linux Foundation.

The Open Voice Network is dedicated to making voice worthy of user trust. Learn more at openvoicenetwork.org.

Today's guest is Amaury Delloye, COO and Voice & Creative Service Provider at ADN.ai. His company has developed a voice and creative service platform that connects brands and clients through voice-enabled advertising. Listen now to learn more about the future of voice in advertising and what impact it will have on your favorite brands.

The Future of Voice Podcast is hosted by Jon Stine, Executive Director of the Open Voice Network, a community of The Linux Foundation.

The Open Voice Network is dedicated to making voice worthy of user trust. Learn more at openvoicenetwork.org.

David Roth, CEO of WPP the Store and the BAV Group, and Otto Söderlund, Co-Founder of Speechly, join The Future of Voice Podcast to discuss the collaboration of the BrandAsset® Valuator (BAV®). 

WPP's BAV is the longest-running and largest consumer study of brands and brand equity in the world. The BAV database, which contains data on a number of continuously measured brands, is freely available to all WPP companies and colleagues across the world. 

The Future of Voice Podcast is hosted by Jon Stine, Executive Director of the Open Voice Network, a community of The Linux Foundation.

The Open Voice Network is dedicated to making voice worthy of user trust. Learn more at openvoicenetwork.org.