As tech companies race to integrate AI into daily life, there is a growing focus on voice interaction as a more intuitive interface, despite concerns about misinformation and privacy. Xiaoyin Qu's startup, Heeyo, aims to provide children with a dedicated AI coach to enhance learning through interactive games, while emphasizing safety and parental controls. Meanwhile, WhatsApp is enhancing its Meta AI by allowing voice message interactions, making user engagement more dynamic and accessible, particularly in India, which has become the leading market for the chatbot. Meta's CFO noted billions of queries have been made since the chatbot's launch, and CEO Mark Zuckerberg expressed confidence that Meta AI will become the most used AI assistant by year-end. The emphasis on voice capabilities mirrors a broader trend among tech giants to streamline AI communication and enhance user experience. However, as these innovations progress, concerns about data privacy and AI training methodologies continue to emerge.