Hume AI brings expressive speech to Cerebras-powered Qwen reasoning models

Hume AI has partnered with Cerebras to bring expressive, emotionally intelligent voice to Cerebras-hosted language models. The collaboration showcases Qwen-3-235b-a22b, a powerful reasoning model that demonstrates the synergy between Cerebras' ultra-fast inference infrastructure and Hume's Empathic Voice Interface (EVI), enabling voice agents that can think through complex problems while speaking with lifelike emotional intonation and word emphasis.

Key partnership highlights:

• Advanced reasoning capabilities with expressive voice output

• Native integration of Cerebras-hosted models with EVI 3 platform

• Real-time voice AI that combines complex problem-solving with emotional intelligence

Ultra-fast reasoning meets expressive voice

Cerebras Systems delivers breakthrough performance for large language model inference through their purpose-built AI infrastructure. The Qwen-3-235b-a22b reasoning model leverages this performance to handle complex problem-solving tasks, but the Cerebras team wanted to showcase how advanced reasoning could feel more natural and engaging through expressive voice interaction.

This partnership brings together Cerebras' ultrafast frontier LLM deployments with Hume's real-time emotional speech-to-speech AI, enabling a new generation of voice applications that can think through complex problems while communicating with extremely realistic conversational speech.

Real-time reasoning with EVI 3 + Cerebras

Qwen-3-235b-a22b is one of the most capable reasoning models available today. When hosted on Cerebras infrastructure, it delivers complex problem-solving capabilities fast enough for real-time voice conversations, running at speeds that enable natural conversational flow without the latency penalties typically associated with large reasoning models.

The integration enables EVI 3 to handle nuanced conversations that require multi-step reasoning, complex analysis, and contextual understanding while maintaining the emotional intelligence and expressive voice output that makes interactions feel natural.

Why developers choose Qwen-3-235b-a22b on EVI 3:

EVI 3's integration with Qwen-3-235b-a22b opens new possibilities for voice applications that require both emotional intelligence and advanced reasoning. Developers can now build voice agents that understand complex queries, provide detailed explanations, and engage in sophisticated problem-solving conversations while maintaining natural, emotionally appropriate responses.

• Advanced reasoning: Handles complex problem-solving and multi-step analysis in real-time conversations

• Cerebras-optimized performance: Ultra-fast inference specifically tuned for conversational latency requirements

• Seamless integration: Works within EVI 3's existing speech-to-speech framework without additional complexity

• Emotional awareness: Combines sophisticated reasoning with EVI's emotionally intelligent speech capabilities

Early applications include educational tutoring systems that can work through complex problems step-by-step, customer service agents that can handle intricate technical support scenarios, and professional assistance tools that provide detailed analysis and recommendations through voice interaction.

"Cerebras enables Qwen's advanced reasoning to run fast enough for natural voice conversations—now developers can build AI that thinks through complex problems while speaking with genuine emotional intelligence." — Alan Cowen, CEO of Hume AI

Start building with advanced reasoning voice AI

Qwen-3-235b-a22b is now available within EVI 3, giving developers access to state-of-the-art reasoning capabilities optimized for real-time voice interactions. Whether you're building educational tools, professional assistants, or complex customer service applications, this integration provides the foundation for voice AI that can think through problems while speaking naturally.

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