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Mistral AI launches Voxtral 3, a full voice agent stack for real-time conversations

Original titleMistral AI launches Voxtral 3, a full voice agent stack that listens, thinks, and talks in real time

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Mistral AI launched Voxtral 3, a family of language models for real-time voice agents that combines speech-to-text, text-to-speech, and a voice agent SDK. The system supports more than 50 languages, lets agents access external tools during live conversations, and can run on user infrastructure or through EU-hosted APIs.

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Mistral AI launched Voxtral 3, a new family of language models built for real-time voice agents. The system combines speech-to-text, text-to-speech, and a voice agent SDK, supports more than 50 languages, and lets agents tap into external tools during live conversations. It can run on your own infrastructure or through EU-hosted APIs to keep data under your control. The article Mistral AI launches Voxtral 3, a full voice agent stack that listens, thinks, and talks in real time appeared first on The Decoder.

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