SpaceXAI releases Grok Voice Think Fast 2.0
The speech-to-speech model achieved 82.9% on the Speech-to-Speech Quality Index and 56.5% on Tau Voice for agentic performance. It features a 0.70s time-to-first-audio and is now available on Agent Builder via the xAI Console.
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