The Future of AI

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The phrase generative AI kind of distorts the mainstream understanding of how far things have come and where the progress is being made. It's, oh, look, that picture kind of looks like me. The computer just created that. How cool is that? Or look, I don't have to write essays anymore. Like the computer can do that. So with all the progress comes a little bit of distortion and we've got to kind of work backward. But your question about how mobile and cloud kind of turned into this realm of AI was very interesting.

Today’s guest is one of the most recognized investors and thought leaders in the conversational AI community. Bradley Metrock is the CEO of Project Voice, author of the popular Substack newsletter This Week in Voice with more than 30,000 subscribers, and a General Partner at Project Voice Capital Partners. Congrats to Bradley and the team on their recent announcement of their new rolling fund.

Bradley’s a proud citizen of the Volunteer State of Tennessee. Fair warning: you may be ready to move to Chattanooga after today’s conversation. Oh, and he’s also an ironman in the world of podcasting having just launched season eight of This Week in Voice, a podcast he launched in 2017. We’re on about episode 180 of this podcast going back to 2019 so I admire Bradley’s stamina.

Listen and learn…

Where there’s opportunity for entrepreneurs to innovate in conversational AI
How conversational AI is changing quick serve restaurants, contact centers, banking, and hospitality
How Bradley evaluates new pitches at Project Voice Capital Partners
How Bradley defines voice technology in his market map
Is voice the new app… or perhaps the “original app”
Why generative AI is so disruptive
Should we be concerned about voice assistants like Siri and Alexa listening in on our conversations
What jobs will AI create over the next decade
Bradley sells the great state of Tennessee to entrepreneurs establishing roots outside a coastal state

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