If the AI cuts you off before you finish speaking, it’s a known limitation of conversational AI called end-of-utterance detection. The AI is trying to predict when you’re done speaking — and sometimes a brief pause or a certain speech rhythm causes it to jump in early. This is an industry-wide challenge, not specific to Exec.Documentation Index
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What You Can Do
- Keep talking through it — if the AI interrupts, continue speaking and it will adjust
- Minimize mid-sentence pauses — extended silences can signal to the AI that your turn is over
- Use headphones — reduces audio feedback that can sometimes trigger premature responses
- Reach out to your Exec contact — the team can sometimes adjust session settings to reduce interruption frequency
Best Practices
- Treat interruptions as part of practice — managing interruptions is itself a real-world communication skill
- End with a clear cue — finishing with a definitive phrase or a drop in tone helps signal when you’re done speaking
- Share feedback — if interruptions are significantly affecting your experience, let your Exec contact know