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AI can sometimes feel exactly what the first letter stands for, artificial, but not modulates Velma, which adds a human touch as a voice native behavior-aware model that's built to understand real conversations.

It makes Velma's analysis so accurate because it's not just about what we're saying in a conversation.

It's how we say it.

Language can be nuanced.

So that's where Velma can become really valuable.

Velma breaks down conversations and produces timestamped scores and events tied to moments in dialogue. And that means

you can see exactly when risk rises, behavior shifts, or intent changes. And that's why I think

Velma could be helpful if you're a company trying to mitigate risks. Go beyond transcripts and see what a

voice native AI model can really do. Go to Modulates's live ungated preview of Velma at preview.

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