Joule is easier to brief and review
You can now brief Joule by voice, review clearer result cards, and return to generated project work more easily.
Joule is now easier to start, guide, and inspect when you are turning a marketing idea into usable work.
What's new
You can now use voice input from the Joule composer when you want to talk through a request instead of typing it. It is useful for longer briefs, rough campaign ideas, or moments when speaking the context is faster than writing it out.
Joule also shows more of its work in clearer cards. Generated files, reusable project assets, and AI Tool results are easier to recognize in the transcript, open in the workspace, and return to later from the project.
Image-analysis results now render more cleanly inside Joule too, so visual review work is easier to scan without digging through raw output.
Why it matters
Marketing work often starts messy: a half-formed launch angle, a screenshot, a saved report, a generated file, or a follow-up question from a previous session. These improvements make that loop smoother. You can give Joule the brief in the format that feels fastest, then review the outputs in a way that keeps the actual deliverables visible.
That matters when your team is using Ampere across repeated brand, content, research, and creative tasks. The more clearly project work is captured and displayed, the easier it is to reuse good context instead of asking Joule to rebuild the same background every time.
Where to find it
Start from Home or the Joule workspace and use the microphone control in the composer when voice input is available in your browser. Open Projects to revisit generated files and saved reusable assets from the work you want to continue.