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ElevenLabs' new AI voice assistant can take action for you - and you can try it for free

ZDNetTuesday, June 24, 2025 at 8:00:54 PM
ElevenLabs just dropped a new AI voice assistant called 11ai that doesn’t just chat—it actually does things for you. Think of it like a supercharged Siri: it can hook into your Slack, Google Calendar, Perplexity, and other apps to automate tasks based on your voice commands. The coolest part? You can test-drive it for free right now.
Editor’s Note: Voice assistants have been stuck in "set a timer" mode for years, but this feels like a leap forward. If 11ai works as promised, it could save people real time by handling mundane tasks across apps—no more switching tabs to schedule meetings or message coworkers. The free trial is a smart move, too, since it lowers the barrier for skeptics to try it out. Worth keeping an eye on whether it lives up to the hype.
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