Audio storytelling and entertainment
Audible
Audible produces and distributes audio entertainment, including audiobooks, podcasts and original productions. Its company page describes a catalog exceeding one million titles, with listeners across more than 180 countries and content in 50 languages.
Audible’s published AI work covers both content production and discovery. The company says it introduced AI narration and translation capabilities in 2025. An August 2026 product update describes Maven, its conversational audiobook discovery assistant, and an integration that lets Claude users receive audiobook suggestions and preview titles. These capabilities are described in first-party sources.
Audible is credited through Harshul Jain in the recorded workshop on scaling LLM inference, co-presented with independent researcher Tanmay Sah. The recording identifies Jain as an Audible senior software engineer; that affiliation was not independently corroborated. His portion examines serving techniques such as paged attention, continuous batching, prefix caching and KV quantization. The session documents technical teaching, without establishing that Audible deploys these techniques internally.
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Company sources · checked 2026-09-16
- Deep dive on LLM Inference at Scale — Harshul Jain, Audible & Tanmay Sah, Independent AI Researcher
- Our Company | About Audible
- New Ways for Listeners to Sync, Search, and Discover on Audible | About Audible
- Audible for Business Brings Bulk Audiobooks to Workplaces and Beyond | About Audible
- President Barack Obama to Host “A Great Book” on Audible | About Audible
