We don't want to become same as previous generation of the editing suite.

So instead, let's solve it on the research level where it will know based on the voice

exactly how it should speak with the speed.

To be able to cater to all those different use cases, you need such a big array of different voices,

different languages, different accents, different styles.

So we launched the voice marketplace where you could create your voice and then share it.

And when the voice base shared, you earn money in the return.

Today we have almost 10,000 voices.

We pay $10 million back to the people in the community.

There are some crazy stories from the voices, just speaking through exactly the technology,

showing the examples and kind of avoiding this initial

knee-jerk reaction that AI is bad has been tremendous.

Voice is rapidly becoming the next interface for human-computer interaction. Today, you'll hear

from Maddie Stanishefski, co-founder and CEO of 11 Labs on building at lightning speed,

from text to speech and fully licensed AI music

to real-time voice agents, as well as how small autonomous teams and global hiring power

the company's product velocity.

We discussed the ethics of AI audio, the voice marketplace paying creators over 10 million,

and the shift from creator brand to enterprise platform.

Plus, why speed is the moat in the race to define the future of sound.

Let's get into it.

I'm excited to welcome our first speaker, Madi, co-founder and CEO of B-LAMOS.

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