Faraz Siddiqi

In college, I read a paper that changed my life. Generative Agents: Interactive Simulacra of Human Behavior (Park et al., 2023). It was written towards the beginning of the Agentic AI era and introduced the idea of placing simulator agents in a sandbox environment to mimic human behavior through their

Today, we launched (LinkedIn, X) our brand redesign by jumping out of a moving plane from 13,000 feet in the air. Why? Because, like us, we want you to jump into the new world of Bluejay :) I want to take this week's newsletter to talk about why

Welcome back, and hello to our new readers! We've grown the newsletter quite a bit since its conception to over 600 Voice AI enthusiasts. We here at Bluejay warmly and excitedly welcome you to the Voice AI community :) As a recap: 1. Bluejay is a testing and monitoring

Welcome back! Here's some food for thought: What if Voice AI is the key unlock to create universally adaptable interfaces for you to control physical objects as will? Google Home. Siri. Alexa. Companies have tried building universal voice interfaces for a while. Though massive companies have thrown millions

Back when Rohan and I were building voice agents for restaurants, we found it tedious and inconsistent to manually test each menu item that our voice agent was supposed to handle for a store. There were around 150 different menu combinations, reservation possibilities, and general FAQs that our voice agent

Welcome back. I took time this week to consider Bluejay's purpose. What is Bluejay? What is our charter? I guess we get the luxury to ponder these questions now that Rohan and I aren't a team of two anymore :) Of course, Bluejay is a testing and

Hi. Hello. Welcome to the first ever Bluejay newsletter. I'd like to set two goals for this newsletter. First, to give you an inside scoop of what's happening at Bluejay and the larger Voice / Conversational AI landscape. Second, and more importantly so, to give you a