AirChat’s unique use of voice technology sets it apart in the competitive social media market

AirChat, a new social media app that focuses on voice communication, was launched on Friday, April 12 and quickly gained popularity in the U.S. The app became the 23rd most popular app on Apple’s App Store by Monday, April 15, with thousands of downloads and requests for access.

AirChat sets itself apart from other social media apps with its unique feature of voice notes that play automatically and can be paused. Users can post, scroll through feeds, and privately message other users on the app. The design is similar to other social media platforms but with a focus on natural voice communication.

Voice technology is becoming increasingly prevalent in consumers’ lives as it provides an easier and more convenient way to interact with technology. According to PYMNTS Intelligence research, 58% of consumers find using voice easier while 54% appreciate its faster speed compared to typing or using a touchscreen.

In January, Volkswagen incorporated OpenAI’s AI chatbot, ChatGPT, into their IDA voice assistant allowing customers to access a growing AI database and have content read out to them while driving. Voice assistants have made strides in various areas such as smart home integration, education and business applications with advancements in AI making them capable of performing complex tasks.

By Samantha Johnson

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