Voice AI Builders Meetup | The hardest problems in voice agents
Hosted by Murf AI in partnership with Unio. Limited seats, invite only.
India throws the hardest problems in voice at you first.
A caller switches languages mid-sentence. They are on a patchy network in a moving auto. They try to interrupt and get talked over. They hear their own name pronounced wrong.
Something in the stack broke. Sometimes it is obvious, sometimes it is not. But either way, the best answers come from conversations with people building in this space.
So we are putting the stack in one room.
We open with a 5 minute walkthrough of Falcon 2, the latest version of Murf's real-time speech model.
Then a moderated panel discussion.
Featuring
Sneha Roy, Co-founder & COO, Murf AI, on speech. Why code-mixing, latency, naturalness and cost rarely come together, and what you can do about it.
Ranga Jagannath, Senior Director, Agora, on orchestration. What happens when speech, reasoning and response have to be coordinated in real time, over Indian mobile networks, without the seams showing.
Nikkitha Shanker, Co-founder and CEO, SuperBryn, on observability. You cannot fix what you cannot see, and most teams running voice agents in production have very little visibility into why a call went wrong.
Speech, orchestration and observability, on one stage, for one evening. If your agent is breaking, someone here owns the layer it is breaking on.
Then the floor is yours. Bring the failure you have not solved yet.
The guest list is curated for the same reason the panel is. The people in the room are running voice agents in production too, so the answers do not stop when the panel does.
Whether you work in product, engineering, or AI, or you're simply trying to make voice work better for real users, you'll walk away with ideas you can apply right away.
Event schedule
6 PM: Doors open for networking
6.30 PM: A quick look at Falcon 2
6.35 PM: Panel discussion: the hardest problems in voice agents
7 PM: Audience questions
7.30 PM: Networking and snacks
Limited seats. Request to attend. The exact event location will be shared with your confirmation email.