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Let's build a voice AI assistant using a little bit of Python. And let's have it use the webcam to see things. This is easier than you think.

Santiago

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Santiago1 year ago

For those who like YouTube better:

David_Mwiti1 year ago

inquiries?

GHOSTFREN1 year ago

Ask it to describe a woman.....lol

Cep_Vladesh1 year ago

Cool

Tianjian Cai1 year ago

native voice model included? or it's just t2v model?

SaddamBinSyed1 year ago

@svpino Is there any way we can use local llm instead of a paid one?. I tried it already but kitt expect both llm and stt are paid one.

CTS Tech1 year ago

@memdotai mem it

Mem1 year ago

@svpino Saved! Here's the compiled thread:

ZAYTRADE1 year ago

So from another angle it’s actually very possible to screen share with the assistant and it would be able to actually “ watch the market ” live in real time and then execute trading decisions based on what is being shared to the assistant based on rules 🤔🔥

📚 Farid1 year ago

Thanks for this. How about sharing your screen instead?

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