According to @huang_song_, Typeless for iPhone has officially launched, bringing its advanced AI voice keyboard technology to mobile devices after strong demand from Mac and Windows users (source: https://twitter.com/huang_song_/status/2003739976178053355). Typeless leverages artificial intelligence to convert raw speech into clear, polished, and natural writing in real time, eliminating the need for manual commands or formatting tricks. Key features include AI-powered auto-editing that removes filler words and corrects grammar, support for over 100 languages, a personal dictionary for custom vocabulary, whisper mode for discreet dictation, and robust privacy by ensuring zero data retention. Typeless integrates seamlessly with every iPhone app, including iMessage, Slack, Mail, and Notes, positioning itself as a transformative AI-powered productivity tool. The launch signals a significant shift in mobile input, highlighting new business opportunities in AI-driven voice interfaces for the smartphone market (source: @huang_song_ on Twitter).

According to @AIatMeta, Meta has introduced the Omnilingual Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) suite, delivering ASR capabilities for over 1,600 languages, including 500 low-coverage languages previously unsupported by any ASR system (source: https://go.meta.me/f56b6e). This breakthrough expands AI-driven transcription and translation services to underserved populations, paving the way for inclusive digital communication, real-time voice interfaces, and new global business opportunities in sectors like education, customer service, and accessibility. With comprehensive language coverage, the Meta ASR suite positions itself as a foundation for next-generation AI applications targeting emerging markets and diverse linguistic communities.

According to Greg Brockman (@gdb), OpenAI Codex is now generally available, offering a new SDK and advanced enterprise features designed to accelerate AI-powered software development. The announcement highlighted a live demonstration where Codex was used for 'vibe coding' of a controller for stage lights, showcasing its integration with a voice interface. This advancement enables businesses to rapidly build and deploy AI-driven applications using natural language commands, unlocking practical efficiencies in automation, software customization, and voice-controlled systems (source: Greg Brockman on Twitter, Oct 6, 2025).