Eugene Marshall

It's been some time since we launched Tyto (getting #15 on PH!). Now we would like to hear from you - did you get a chance to try it yourself already? If not, what was the blocker, how can we help you to get there, what are you missing?
Let us know!
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Additionally, I've compiled here the list of top currently available resources on Tyto and ai-coustics SDK to help you get started.

• Tyto documentation

• Launch blog with samples

• Post-call analysis tutorial

• Live demo app

The way people talk about the EU AI Act sometimes makes it sound like every startup founder needs to become a lawyer overnight.

From what I've seen, that's probably not the most useful way to think about it.

For early-stage teams, the bigger takeaway is understanding the direction AI regulation is moving. There is increasing attention on risk, accountability, oversight, and the ability to explain how important decisions were made. As AI systems become more involved in customer interactions, business operations, and decision-making processes, regulators seem to be asking for clearer records and more visibility into what happened and why.

What's interesting is that many of these ideas are valuable even outside a regulatory context. If an AI system influences a customer outcome, most teams would probably want to know which model was involved, what information it used, whether anyone reviewed the result, and how the final decision was made. Those questions can come from customers, internal stakeholders, auditors, or simply from the team trying to understand its own systems.

we are taking the 1st place upon launch! let's goo