Or it could be good for humanity.
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Senior Director of Product in Insurance Tech. Script kiddie at best but love hacking things together.
Would love to hear more about the impetus for your festivals, the festivals, and the process to get there.
Considering Xi just said they are ALL IN on open AI, yeah, heavy sweating
Kimi, rewrite this in Vue......
Just to poke, is a decent AI better than a bad therapist? A bad therapist will absolutely wreck someone's life.
This. All of this is a solved problem. It's just not a thing that most families do and do regularly. Code word, insider info, etc. "Oh I am so sorry you got arrested Tommy. Before I wire the $, where did we go on vacation last year?'
Curious what the stack looks like. Are you doing all the heavy lifting yourself with WebRTC or using something like LiveKit?
The trickest part of this, and maybe you have solved this is procuring phone numbers for clients. Twilio has put up a TON of friction on getting SMS numbers. I know this because we are doing this on behalf of some very large institutions. Love the idea though!
I am curious, what are the use cases people are using voice transcription for?
Tell me more. What's a typical use case?
What does that have to do with the feat itself?
What needs adjusting? My waist size is not dynamic.
This a hundred times. Smart by half.
More capable than current gen consoles is going to be local AI. Calling it now. It won't be as much about graphics as it is about selling some notion of human like NPCs and smarter enemies and some other use case they can sell to the masses.
Not sure if its education, but there is huge money in the college admissions process, e.g., SAT prep.
How many items does the average consumer buy when they go to the store? It's not one.
Any competitive business will accept this risk if it gives them any type of edge no matter the duration of that edge. This is no different that using an exotic raw material.
Because Japanese hand tools are objectively less efficient than power tools in a carpentry shop. The guys that want to use hand tools can go work in a boutique that charges a premium for that level of craftsmanship. If you told them to use power tools, no amount of utility would convince them to use them, with most of their justification being psychological. Also, "It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends on his not understanding it."
Without a hint of irony, wouldn't a Voice AI solution help better manage the 1-1 interview process?
Seems like a problem an entrepreneur / technologist can easily solve.
A single 8h task? I'm sorry, but that's just asking for trouble.
The invisible hand of the market will always win
My old CTO has a spiritual metric that always resonated with me: Revenue / Lines of Code. The higher the number the better.
There are plenty of projects that are green lit that have good intent but are bone headed when it comes to solution and implementation. Good engineers hate these types of projects. Good PMs try to avoid these at all costs but sometimes your hand gets forced because some VIP, either internal or external volun-tells you to do it.
Now overlay average income on top
This. Today's models easily jump over the bar you need for basic usability and intuitive UX. If it's doing weird things, you are holding it wrong.
By what measure?
Tell me more about the grocery app. Sounds awesome!
What type of Alfred functionality did you use. I entertained doing the same thing.
Would love to see the code. Sounds awesome!