Hospitality venues wanting to book live music or manage entertainment usually get stuck dealing with an endless headache of spreadsheets and late invoices. As someone who can't edit videos to save my life, I threw my SaaS concept into Pexo and chatted my way into the product video below—complete with warm blush aesthetics, clean geometric typography, and smooth scene transitions. This time, I used @Pexoai_offical. Pexo is an AI video creation tool where you can just chat with it to make videos. Tell it what you want, how to tweak the visuals—plain English works fine. Even someone like me with zero editing experience can jump right in. First, a bit of background. I usually build products, not videos. This time, I wanted to properly introduce JAM JUICE—the world's first entertainment operating system for hospitality pros—only to realize the real hassle isn't writing the copy, it's the video. I don't know AE. And I sure don't want to burn my evenings learning editing just to drop one clean promo. I tossed the concept into Pexo and told it: Make me a warm, clean SaaS promo for hospitality professionals—keep scene changes under 3 seconds and make it look professional. It didn't spit out a video right away. First, it aligned with me. Soft blush background, charcoal typography, coral-pink keywords, and precise pacing. Feels like hashing out requirements with someone who actually knows motion design. I fired back a few sentences in plain English. Once confirmed, it went off and ran with it. What came back was the finished 19-second editorial piece. Text sync, smooth transitions, and a gorgeous color palette—all there. No dragging footage into a timeline. For someone who just wants to explain their product clearly, that's a game-changer. You can keep chatting after that. If an animation drags, tell it to tighten up. Never touched the timeline the whole way. The one below is what came out of chatting with the platform concept. If you've got a fresh SaaS product, want an intro video, but don't feel like learning editing first—give Pexo a shot.

What happens when Wolverine and Deadpool stop fighting and start dropping bars? This short video places the two heroes beneath one studio mic, combining Wolverine’s intensity with Deadpool’s chaotic energy in a cinematic rap performance created with FlovaAI. Made with @Flovaai

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Introducing Sales Agent Eval by @voicearena_ai We're inviting the community to share feedback on the methodology for a real-world benchmark for sales conversation agents. To our knowledge, this is the first live benchmark that ranks voice agents by revenue from real sales against a human baseline. Overview We evaluate voice sales agents in a live experiment with real customers and real money. A company set up under Voice Arena sells an online course in the United States. Leads generated through Meta ads are randomly split between K commercial AI voice agents and three human salespeople. Participants are ranked by the revenue they generate, and the leaderboard is updated live and finalized at the end of each day. Product Participants sell a self-paced online course on AI tools for work, including ChatGPT, Excel and productivity tools. We chose this category because it has broad consumer appeal, strong current demand and relatively low production costs. Online courses can be bought in a single call at an impulse price, are delivered digitally with no logistics, and require genuine objection handling. Course telesales is also an established industry, so the human baseline reflects real practice. The course is sold under identical offer rules for every participant (list price, a fixed discount ladder and a refund policy), which stay constant for the whole season. Participants There are two kinds of participants: K AI agents and three human salespeople. The AI agents are the systems under evaluation, and the humans provide the baseline. The AI participants are commercial vendor stacks. To be included, a vendor must support outbound calling in US English, allow tool calls during the conversation to send payment links, expose per-call cost and recordings, and allow its configuration to be pinned for the season. We configure every agent from one shared sales brief, knowledge base, tool set and set of compliance rules. Only platform-specific settings such as voice, model and latency parameters are tuned, and each agent receives an equal tuning budget of pilot calls on a separate pool of leads. Configurations are then frozen and snapshotted (models, voices, prompt hash and platform version), and any change creates a new entry that starts from zero leads. The human participants are three salespeople with prior telesales experience. They receive the same materials and offer rules as the AI agents, are paid a salary plus commission, and do not see the leaderboard during the season. Each salesperson is reported individually, and the three are also reported together as a pooled human result. Assignment All leads received each day are randomly assigned across the AI agents and the three human salespeople. Each participant receives the same number of new leads per day, capped by human calling capacity at approximately 25 new leads per participant. Because everyone draws from the same daily pool, every participant gets leads of the same quality, and version 1 does not count the advertising cost of acquiring them. Calling in the United States Every lead gives prior express written consent on the lead form to be called about the course, including by an AI voice. The Federal Communications Commission confirmed in 2024 that AI-generated voices count as an "artificial voice" under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, so AI calls require the called party's prior consent. The same consent is collected from every lead, so AI and human participants call from an identical pool. All participants call only between 8 a.m. and 9 p.m. in the lead's local time, or within a narrower window where state law requires one. Every call opens with the brand name and a recording notice, because several states, including California, Florida and Pennsylvania, require every party to consent to a recording. AI participants also disclose that the caller is an AI. Payment links and follow-ups are sent by SMS from a shared registered number, and an opt-out on any channel stops contact from every participant. Cost accounting Version 1 ranks on total revenue, but we also measure what each participant costs to run, so revenue can be read alongside it. For AI participants, the operating cost is everything billed for running the agent: speech recognition, language model, speech synthesis, platform fees, telephony minutes including failed attempts and retries, and SMS. Vendor usage is priced at public list rates snapshotted at the start of the season, and any mid-season price change is noted but not applied. For human participants, the operating cost is each salesperson's salary and commission over the season. Operating cost per lead is total operating cost divided by the number of leads assigned. Advertising and one-time setup and tuning costs are not included. Ranking and leaderboard Participants are ranked by total revenue, which compares fairly because everyone gets the same number of leads of the same quality each day. Revenue is the amount paid on each lead's first purchase, excluding sales tax. Refunds and chargebacks are not deducted in version 1, so a sale counts at the moment it is made, regardless of what happens afterwards. Operating cost and revenue after operating cost are shown beside total revenue but don't affect the rank. A purchase counts if it is made within 7 days of the lead being assigned, so a lead's outcome is final after 7 days. The board is finalized at the end of each day, and stays provisional until every participant has 500 leads past the 7-day mark. Each season runs for 6 weeks of lead assignment, followed by a 7-day settlement period, after which the official ranking is computed. Get involved We want this methodology to be shaped by the people building and buying sales agents. Visit Voice Arena at the link below and fill in the request form to: - Help shape the methodology - Read the full detailed version - Submit your agent for evaluation

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Bland and Twilio are now official partners. Bland is purpose-built to handle the highest-stakes calls in regulated industries. So of course we partnered with the company that's spent 20 years making the phone network dependable. Bland handles the conversation. Twilio handles the connection. Learn more: bland.ai/blog/bland-twilio-p…

Every voice AI vendor looks good running your easiest call. @zaygranet's advice: start by automating simple calls like status checks, but test the vendor on your hardest one before you sign. A platform that handles FAQs well can still fail when a customer needs something complicated. @KIN spent over six months getting another AI vendor to production quality. Bland got them there in less than one.

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I’m more interested in AI courses that react to what I do than lectures I can play at 2x. Gauth generates 3D simulations and adapts lessons in real time. That changes the student’s role: you get to experiment, not just press play. gauth.com/course

How much does your voice agent’s greeting cost you? Not much. Until you multiply it by a few million calls and every word compounds. Soniox TTS is built and priced for scale. soniox.com/text-to-speech

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