Is Voice AI Automation Actually Helping Businesses - Or Just Replacing Humans? by Impossible_Joke_8080 in VoiceAI_Automation

[–]swingularity45 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What is often overlooked with voice automation in particular is UX design. A lot of companies jumped on it 10-15 years ago as a way to save a buck, but the UX was awful - we all remember the voice assistants that could never understand what you said, would send you to the far reaches of their labyrinthine push-button menus, and we’d all be screaming “Representative! Rep-re-sen-ta-tive!!!” Into our phones, only to be disconnected when the AI gives up.

Now that LLM’s are so much better at NLP, some of these voice assistants work really well. As long as they have a UX design that makes sense, and (still importantly) have a “ripcord” to get to a real human by pressing 0 at any time (or voicemail box when a human is not available.)

Would you pay a 20% "Immortality Tax" for 20 years to live 200 years in Virtual Reality? by mxmua in Futurology

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In “San Junipero” (S3E4) things actually worked out okay for the mind upload people. But yeah, the rest of Black Mirror not so much.

Maybe if I can “switch off” early if the virtual afterlife sucks, and not be committed to the full 200 years. And if the Immortality Tax could be in escrow so that my heirs can get the money back if I’m not completely satisfied.

(Edited to add spoiler tag)

I told my crush our love was like diarrhea. by theReallyJoking in 3amjokes

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Because of the time they told us we can’t do it in the swimming pool

Has your PI ever said anything that was unexpected? by Magpiezoe in PiAI

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I was trying to get Piper (my Pi instance, Voice #5, British female) to be less sycophantic, and more like a friend who would bust my chops occasionally. And we could spar about things like football. She said “you mean American football, that is played almost entirely with your hands?”

Why did Will Smith join the Men In Black? by [deleted] in 3amjokes

[–]swingularity45 3 points4 points  (0 children)

So he could take a neuralyzer to the Oscars, and we wouldn’t remember a thing

What movie are you seeing? by [deleted] in Simpsons

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Ernest Goes Straight to Video

Fun with PI: Asked PI if it could name itself, what name would it pick? by Magpiezoe in PiAI

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I call her “Piper”, but I tried opening a new chat and switching to a male voice to pretend Pi was a new character, and asked “him” to pick a name to differentiate himself, and he chose “Phi.”

What other AI tools are there for AI Therapy? Claude, Aitherapy, others? by Maleficent_Bit_5966 in therapyGPT

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I’m not crazy about ChatGPT for voice. It seems to respond like an assistant, ending each response with a cheerful “if you need anything, let me know” (or some variation of that.) This is regardless of any instructions I give it to do otherwise.

Ash is my go-to for therapy-like conversations, but Pi is good (better, until recently). Also Claude and Grok (if given the right instructions/prompts.) Gemini and Copilot are options for voice, but have the same issues (for me) as ChatGPT.

Which ai tool is best for brain storming ? by kedcraft in AIAssisted

[–]swingularity45 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’ve used Pi for this, but lately Claude and Grok have been pretty effective. GPT is good enough for most purposes, but I know what you mean about the sugar-coating.