Subvolts take Nurix redefines enterprise voice AI, making conversations sound and react human. Oct 9, 2025
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Learn about integrating low-latency speech recognition, dialogue management, and LLMs for voice agents.
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Discover how human-like voice agents can transform customer support and enterprise communication at scale.
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This episode provides a solid interview with a co-founder discussing advancements in a challenging AI area.

Eye on AI Episode

#292 Peeyush Ranjan: How Nurix Is Redefining Voice AI for the Enterprise

45 min Interview Hosts: Craig S. Smith
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Summary

Eye on AI episode #292 features Peeyush Ranjan discussing Nurix's advancements in enterprise voice AI. Ranjan, a former Google technologist and co-founder of Miracle Labs, explains how Nurix tackles challenges like latency and natural dialogue. The conversation covers creating human-like voice agents for real-time, multilingual customer experiences and integrating them into business systems at scale.

Explained simply

This episode explains how Nurix is making AI voices sound and react like real people in conversations. They are working to eliminate delays and create natural dialogues, which could change how businesses talk to customers.

Why listen

This episode offers insights into the cutting edge of voice AI, a difficult frontier for companies like Google Gemini and OpenAI. Listeners will learn how Nurix aims to make AI voices sound and react like humans, reducing delays and improving conversational flow. It is for business leaders and AI professionals looking to implement advanced voice agents for customer support and communication, showing how this technology can scale for enterprise use.

On the mic
  • HostCraig S. Smith
  • GuestPeeyush Ranjanco-founder, Miracle Labs
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Key facts
  • Episode Title: #292 Peeyush Ranjan: How Nurix Is Redefining Voice AI for the Enterprise
  • Show: Eye on AI
  • Guest: Peeyush Ranjan
  • Guest Background: Former Google technologist and co-founder of Miracle Labs
  • Key Focus: Building next-generation voice AI that sounds and reacts like a human
Show notes from Craig S. Smith

Discover how Neurix is building the next generation of voice AI that sounds and reacts like a human in this conversation with Peeyush, former Google technologist and co-founder of Miracle Labs.

Peeyush shares how Neurix is solving the toughest challenges in conversational AI — from eliminating latency to creating natural, real-time dialogue that mirrors human interaction. He explains why voice is the hardest frontier in AI, how Neurix's proprietary models manage conversation flow, and what it takes to integrate voice agents into enterprise systems at scale. Learn how Neurix is combining low-latency speech recognition, dialogue management, and large language models to deliver seamless, multilingual customer experiences.

If you're a business leader, product builder, or AI professional interested in how human-like voice agents are transforming customer support and enterprise communication, this episode reveals the future of intelligent conversation.

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Eye on AI · Craig S. Smith
Length
45 min
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Questions people ask

What is Nurix doing with voice AI?
Nurix is building next-generation voice AI that sounds and reacts like a human, focusing on eliminating latency and creating natural, real-time dialogue for enterprise use.
What challenges does Nurix address in conversational AI?
Nurix tackles tough challenges like eliminating latency and creating natural, real-time dialogue that mirrors human interaction, aiming for seamless, multilingual customer experiences.

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