Currently, communication with the Claude AI assistant is limited to text, but a voice mode is expected to be introduced soon. This addition would align Claude with other advanced AI models such as ChatGPT, Gemini, and Sesame. The initial rollout of Claude’s voice mode will be in English and will feature three distinct voice options: “Airy,” “Mellow,” and “Buttery.”
According to Bloomberg’s sources, the voice mode could be released as early as April but will initially be made available to a restricted number of users. Anthropic has yet to provide any specific comments or updates regarding this new feature.
Implementing a voice mode with large language models (LLMs) goes beyond simple speech recognition. It allows the AI to engage in a natural-sounding conversation, responding to users with its own voice as they interact. This functionality will elevate the user experience significantly, making the interaction feel more fluid and human-like—similar to systems like Alexa but with much greater sophistication in conversational capabilities. The anticipation surrounding Claude’s voice feature suggests a significant step forward in AI communications, potentially enhancing accessibility and user engagement.
Further developments are awaited as the official release date approaches, with many looking forward to experiencing Claude’s new voice capabilities firsthand.