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Developers are building great voice experiences with the Realtime API. See how Lemonade uses it to power AI Maya, their friendly and engaging voice agent. The Realtime API's automatic voice detection and low latency enable them to offer 24/7 multilingual phone support 📞

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Shay Davidson1 year ago

@Lemonade_Inc 👋

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Wonderchat2 years ago

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Lee Twito1 year ago

@Lemonade_Inc Thanks for the shoutout! It’s great working closely with OpenAI team

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Mark Paddey1 year ago

@Lemonade_Inc Love the free adverting for $LMND

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Paper Bag Investor1 year ago

@shai_wininger @Lemonade_Inc Brilliant stuff! Thanks for sharing

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Techikansh1 year ago

@Lemonade_Inc where is full o3 ???

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Toyanç1 year ago

@Lemonade_Inc Good but expensive.

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Gillinghammer1 year ago

@Lemonade_Inc phonescreen. ai uses it too

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Elad Meidar1 year ago

@Lemonade_Inc We have one too. 😍

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Evert Junior1 year ago

@Lemonade_Inc make it cheaper

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Anthony Vyner1 year ago

@Lemonade_Inc Cool but I can imagine it’s quite expensive

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