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Scott Stephenson

Named behind 3 listings on Anchor Terminal.

Scott Stephenson

Co-founder and CEO

Scott Stephenson co-founded Deepgram, a voice AI company, in 2015 and is its CEO. A particle physicist with a PhD from the University of Michigan, he built a lab two miles underground to detect dark matter, and left a postdoctoral research post to found Deepgram.

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Who is Scott Stephenson?

Scott Stephenson co-founded Deepgram, a voice AI company, in 2015 and is its CEO. A particle physicist with a PhD from the University of Michigan, he built a lab two miles underground to detect dark matter, and left a postdoctoral research post to found Deepgram.

What does Deepgram make?

Anchor Terminal lists Deepgram Speech-to-Text (Nova-3, Flux), Deepgram Text-to-Speech (Aura-2, Flux TTS) and Deepgram Voice Agent API from Deepgram. Deepgram's speech-to-text API for recorded audio and live streams, including turn detection for voice agents.

Who has invested in Deepgram?

The sources our research read name Y Combinator, Tiger Global, Madrona, Citigroup, Alkeon Capital, AVP, In-Q-Tel, Wing Venture Capital, BlackRock, Alumni Ventures, Princeville Capital, Twilio, ServiceNow, SAP, University of Michigan, Columbia University and Stanford University.

How are Scott's tools graded?

Deepgram Speech-to-Text (Nova-3, Flux) is graded BB, 70.4 out of 100; Deepgram Text-to-Speech (Aura-2, Flux TTS) is graded BB, 72.8 out of 100; Deepgram Voice Agent API is graded B, 68.2 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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