Coaching 101 · Business
The Future of AI Voice: Dan Price on Ethical Technology and the Human Art of Audio
· 30 min 56 sec · Hosted by Daniel Lucas
Episode description and notes
Dan Price Founder of BionicVO | 35-Year Audio Advertising Veteran | 1,000+ Awards. For 35 years, Dan Price has been one of the most awarded audio advertising producers in the industry — with over 1,000 awards including Cannes Lions, Clios, and Radio Mercury Awards. He's created campaigns for some of the biggest brands in the world: Google, IBM, Ford, Chevrolet, AT&T, NBC, Staples, and many more. But Dan saw a problem. As AI voice technology exploded, the quality gap became impossible to ignore — robotic, lifeless audio was flooding the market, and real voice actors were being left behind. So he built BionicVO, an AI-powered voice platform that does things differently. BionicVO partners directly with elite U.S. voice actors, using ethical AI practices to create broadcast-quality voice content at scale — without cutting corners or cutting out the humans who make great audio possible. Dan is a compelling podcast guest because he sits at a rare intersection: decades of hands-on creative experience meets cutting-edge AI innovation. He can speak to the real-world challenges of building an ethical AI company, the future of voice acting in an AI world, what 35 years in audio advertising taught him about storytelling, and why the best AI voice technology still needs human craft at its core. He's articulate, opinionated, and full of stories from the front lines of both traditional media and the AI revolution. Your audience will walk away with a new perspective on where voice technology is headed — and why it matters. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
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