Mistral AI has just come out with a brand new AI model, and it is called Voxtrol.

Now, there's a bunch of interesting things about this model in particular, one that is an open

speech model, the benchmarks and the data essentially of how its word error rate and its price

I think are particularly interesting.

I'm going to break all of this down, especially on the heels of a potential $1 billion round of funding that Mistral is

looking at doing. And all of the rumors swirling about Apple acquiring the company, what the,

what the founder has said about that, what the plans are for the future of this company. This is an interesting time for Mistral, no doubt. We're going to get into all of that. But before we do, I wanted to mention if you want to try out all of the latest models from Mistral, including all the latest models from a lot of different companies, the top 40 AI models, you can go check out my own startup, which is AIbox.

Dot AI.

Over there, we have CodeStrol, Mistral 3B Compact, Pextral Large Vision, Mistral Small,

a ton of these interesting, well, all of the Mistral models,

but a ton of interesting models from Anthropic, Cohere, Deepseek, Google, Meta, Microsoft,

Invita, OpenAI, Quinn, Grock from XAI,

all of the interesting companies.

So you can check out all of those models

and a bunch of other image speech and audio models

at AIbox.

.ai for one subscription.

20 bucks a month, you don't have to add subscriptions

to all of these different platforms.

You could try them all out, and there's a link in the description. All right. Let's get into what Mistral is doing. So with Voxtrol, the most interesting thing that they've essentially announced is that Voxrull is this open model. It's going to do transcription. But basically what that means is like it can take in audio files, understand

what the audio files are saying and respond.

So it has its own voice.

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