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Turn handling for STT
Hi, i have tried Assembly ai, and Deepgram's latest models (flux) as they are promising accurate turn handling (with barge in functionality) also. However on testing, neither is reliable...the accuracy of transcripts is lower than Nova models ...does anyone know how to solve this. ?? any models or settings which is accurate ? Also has anyone used the pipecat smart turn detection? Does is work well to indentify pauses and thinking vs end of sentence like the semantic based turn detection in flux/ assembly ai .?
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Hello everyone. My name is Umit. I am 64 years old and facing a few health challenges, most notably memory issues. I aim to keep my brain active and slow down their progression by joining AI communities like Open Source Voice AI community. My purpose in joining is not for financial gain at all; the more I focus on learning, the better I feel. Thank you for welcoming me into your community.
Interviewing Boardy
We are going to try again to interview Boardy about how it fits in the 5 Layers of Agentic Voice as part of our AMA on Aug 4th at 3:30 pm Eastern time Feel free to register at https://partiful.com/e/sXT0lHxOAk6FimLLhXNg
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Build a Real-Time Voice Agent in 30 Minutes (With Interruption Handling)
I didn't write this, and have not tried it. But I thought this something the community might be interested in. https://medium.com/data-science-collective/build-a-real-time-voice-agent-in-30-minutes-with-interruption-handling-fa67a926b5f9
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The Five Layers of Agentic Voice
New article The Five Layers of Agentic Voice Every Industry Eventually Needs a Common Architecture. The early personal computer industry evolved from a collection of proprietary systems into an ecosystem built around common hardware architectures and operating system standards. Cloud computing eventually developed reference architectures that enabled consistent enterprise deployments. Cybersecurity evolved beyond individual security products into layered defense models. Enterprise networking adopted the OSI Model as a common way to describe how complex systems interact, regardless of the vendors involved. As emerging technologies mature, they inevitably develop common frameworks that help customers, vendors, and practitioners speak the same language. https://www.tmcnet.com/voip/news/articles/463877-five-layers-agentic-voice.htm
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