These two founders left Goldman and Meta to build voice AI for markets everyone else overlooked
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Two founders from Goldman Sachs and Meta launched a voice AI startup focusing on underserved markets, now processing over 17,000 calls daily in Africa and the Middle East. Their innovative technology aims to enhance communication in regions often overlooked by major players.
Key Points
- Startup processes over 17,000 calls daily in Africa and the Middle East.
- Founders previously worked at Goldman Sachs and Meta.
- Focus on underserved markets often overlooked by major tech companies.
- Voice AI technology aims to enhance regional communication.
- Startup addresses specific needs in emerging markets.
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From source RSS / original summaryThe startup's own stack for Africa and Middle East is now handling more than 17,000 calls per day.
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