Allen Pike

This talk explores the challenges and opportunities in building AI experiences that accept voice input and produce visual output. It argues that while voice is a natural human communication method, current AI implementations are often slow and awkward. Conversely, visual outputs, including rich HTML, interactive controls, and illustrations, are highly effective for conveying information and engaging users. The core thesis is that by optimizing for voice-in, visuals-out interactions, developers can create more delightful and seamless AI experiences, overcoming the latency barriers inherent in voice-to-voice conversations.