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stumbled onto something genuinely impressive today - real-time interactive AI avatars with 180ms latency let me break down why I think this is one of the more underrated AI products right now 👇 most AI agents are either a chat box or a robotic voice. anam gives them a...

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Mark Richardsvor 5 Monaten

That was so wild I had to record it. it literally felt like a natural, bilingual zoom call. (PS. zero affiliation. I hadn't even heard of them until i saw your post)

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Dan Benyamin (Æ)vor 5 Monaten

The founders are ex-synthesia, wonder how that's working out 😅

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Vyomvor 5 Monaten

Why did something before? I’m not aware !

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Prasad Pillavor 5 Monaten

this is such a well thought website

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Yev Marusenkovor 5 Monaten

Infrastructure tool or they are consumer app?

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Vyomvor 5 Monaten

Consumer

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Yev Marusenkovor 5 Monaten

Oh surprising actually. Thought it’s for devs. But yea this will be more common soon.

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Carstenvor 5 Monaten

Website design is fantastic at least !!!

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AI Mastery Guidevor 5 Monaten

44% more engagement just from giving your agent a face is a number that should make every customer support team stop and rethink their setup

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sarwechvor 5 Monaten

How does it compare to Tavus?

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Vyomvor 5 Monaten

Never heard of Tavus

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sarwechvor 5 Monaten

It’s probably the leader in this space

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Muhammad Anasvor 5 Monaten

Giving AI agents a realistic face & real-time interaction changes the experience completely. Feels way more human than another chatbot window.

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Kanhaiya Yadavvor 5 Monaten

Crazy 😳

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Ivan Flugelman — VVSVS™vor 5 Monaten

you should check @Ojin_ai unless this is an…unannounced paid partnership

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Habibi ❎ (💰//acc) | 𐤊vor 5 Monaten

@yzzztv_official

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Jesse Lauvor 5 Monaten

First time I have been blown away by one of these.

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Ron Shahvor 5 Monaten

this site is mad buggy.

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Gavin Paynevor 5 Monaten

very cool

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Ahmed Godavor 5 Monaten

Hey, I think would make a much stronger brand for an avatar platform than generic brandable names

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Mo Ayobvor 5 Monaten

This is interesting. Do you know if they do digital cloning ?

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Percy Kintuvor 5 Monaten

Now give them a real phone number plus memory and it’s over

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Rhyvor 5 Monaten

gave it a try but the outcome fell short of the marketing hype around it

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TJvor 5 Monaten

Plugging my boy @interact_studio

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NAITIVEvor 5 Monaten

:)

Profilbild von Vadim | Sollas
Vadim | Sollasvor 5 Monaten

Nice soundtrack

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NIHAL JANIvor 5 Monaten

This is good but if you want your own avatar, new gemini omni isnt bad.its expressive too. Dont know about latency though.

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Parag Aroravor 5 Monaten

Stumble upon too someday :)

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Adam Delehantyvor 5 Monaten

“Genuinely” is slop language

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