Voice Moderation, Finally Solved
For years, text moderation in Discord has been handled by bots, APIs, and AI—until now, voice channels remained a blind spot. That’s no longer the case.
Kiksi’s Voice Intelligence is live, bringing AI-powered moderation to voice channels. It’s not just another feature—it’s a new category of Discord moderation, combining real-time detection, transcription, and automated responses in a way no major bot has done before.
No more guessing. No more silence. Just intelligent, actionable control over voice interactions.
What’s New?
1. AI That Listens (Where Allowed)
Voice Intelligence processes audio in real time—only in channels where explicitly enabled. No hidden recording, no privacy violations. Just targeted, opt-in moderation.
2. Transcription & Logging
Conversations can now be automatically transcribed and logged for review. Useful for:
- Keeping records of important discussions
- Detecting rule violations after the fact
- Providing context for moderators
Example output (simplified):
[10:45 AM] User1: "Hey, let’s meet up at the backdoor—"
[10:45 AM] AI: [FLAGGED: Potential rule violation detected]
[10:45 AM] User2: "No, we agreed on the main entrance."
3. Real-Time Toxicity & Rule Detection
The AI scans for:
- Harassment (slurs, threats, personal attacks)
- Rule-breaking (off-topic discussions, spam, scams)
- Sensitive content (NSFW language, illegal discussions)
Unlike text moderation, which relies on keywords, voice AI understands context—meaning fewer false positives and actual enforcement.
4. Three Moderation Modes (You Choose)
Kiksi doesn’t force automation—it gives flexible control:
| Mode | Description | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| 🔍 Log Only | Records & transcribes, but takes no action. | Transparency, auditing, compliance |
| 🧠 AI Suggestions | Flags issues but lets humans decide. | Semi-automated moderation, oversight |
| 🤖 Fully Automated | AI mutes, kicks, or warns based on rules. | High-volume channels, 24/7 enforcement |
No mode is "on by default"—everything requires explicit setup.
Why This Matters
Most large moderation bots avoided voice channels—they were too complex, too sensitive, and too risky. Kiksi didn’t.
Key Differences from Text Moderation
| Feature | Text Moderation | Voice Intelligence |
|---|---|---|
| Detection | Keyword-based | Context-aware, real-time |
| False Positives | Common | Reduced via AI understanding |
| Action Speed | Near-instant (but delayed) | Instant (as it happens) |
| Transcription | N/A | Full conversation logs |
| Privacy | Channel-wide | Opt-in, channel-specific |
This isn’t just "text moderation for voice"—it’s a completely new system built from the ground up.
Try It Out
Voice Intelligence is already available in the latest version of Kiksi. Here’s how to get started:
1. Go to the Dashbaord
2. Enable Voice Moderation
- Go to your server settings in Kiksi.
- Navigate to "Voice Intelligence" under the moderation tab.
- Select your preferred mode (Log Only / AI Suggestions / Fully Automated).
- Configure which channels should be monitored (only those you explicitly allow).
3. Test & Refine
- Start with "Log Only" to review transcriptions before enabling actions.
- Adjust sensitivity levels to avoid false positives.
- Use "AI Suggestions" mode to see what gets flagged before automating.
4. (Optional) Integrate with Existing Rules
If you already use Kiksi for text moderation, Voice Intelligence syncs with your existing ruleset. No need to duplicate configurations.
Final Thoughts
Voice channels weren’t designed for moderation—but they don’t have to stay that way. With Voice Intelligence, Kiksi bridges the gap between text and voice moderation, giving communities real control over their audio spaces.
No hype. No shortcuts. Just working AI moderation—finally.
Discord voice moderation, solved.
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