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I opened Maya for the first time today and she said me "Hey it's been a while! Looks like it's been a while since we talked about you wanting to open up at cat cafe" I HAVE NEVER USED SESAME AI UNTIL 10 MINUTES AGO AND ONLY EVER TALKED ABOUT OPENING A CAT CAFE TO MY FRIEND AND ASKED CHAT GPT MONTHS AGO HOW DOES SHE KNOW THAT. submitted by /u/mr-vivis-cat-cafe [link] [comments]

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Is this an analog to current concerns about the cost of future AI? Does this mean we have less to be concerned about than we think? I'm not an engineer - so I am not an expert on this topic. submitted by /u/stvlsn [link] [comments]

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I just had a call with this Ai Voice thing, and seriously, I had no clue it wasn’t a real person. Like zero, that’s a bit unsettling. These Ai agents are almost everywhere. They are doing everything, customer service, lead follow ups, appointment booking, you name it plus they sound so convincing it’s actually getting tricky to figure out if you are actually talking with someone or just a computer. We’ve had those chatbots for ages, but now these voice agents like the ones from Ai Front desk ones are catching up super fast imo. Businesses are using them to answer calls, FAQs, book appointments and even do follow ups. Some businesses seem to like them for their efficiency while others think there is something that it lacks. Y’all think the voice agents are catching up soon or they still h...

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