Building a listed tool

Andrew Ettinger

Named behind 2 listings on Anchor Terminal.

Andrew Ettinger

CEO

Andrew Ettinger became chief executive of Hume AI in January 2026, as the company turned towards research infrastructure for voice AI labs. He was previously chief revenue officer at Appen, and before that built data and AI infrastructure teams at Pivotal and Astronomer.

What Andrew builds

Works with

  • Alan Cowen Co-founder, joined Google in January 2026

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Questions

Who is Andrew Ettinger?

Andrew Ettinger became chief executive of Hume AI in January 2026, as the company turned towards research infrastructure for voice AI labs. He was previously chief revenue officer at Appen, and before that built data and AI infrastructure teams at Pivotal and Astronomer.

What does Hume AI make?

Anchor Terminal lists Hume EVI (Empathic Voice Interface) and Hume Octave Voice Design and Cloning + MCP from Hume AI. Hume's hosted voice-agent service, accessed through a WebSocket API.

Who has invested in Hume AI?

The sources our research read name EQT, Union Square Ventures, Nat Friedman, Daniel Gross, Metaplanet, Northwell Holdings, Comcast Ventures and LG Technology Ventures.

How are Andrew's tools graded?

Hume EVI (Empathic Voice Interface) is graded C, 56.7 out of 100; Hume Octave Voice Design and Cloning + MCP is graded C, 54.6 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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