The Short presents three Dialt voices responding to the same question-“are you human?”-and each identifies itself as an AI. The described demonstration centers on voice AI and how the voices disclose that they are artificial.
Discuss: In this voice AI demonstration, each voice ide…
The short demo tests Dialt’s Chime, Servo and Circuit AI voice assistants with the same question: whether they are human. Dialt presents the voices as helpful without trying to seem humanlike, making clear that users are speaking with AI.
Discuss: How might Dialt’s choice to make its AI voi…
Dialt: Deep Control Over Voice Agent Behavior Shorts
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The short presents Dialt as a voice engine for AI applications, describing controls for voice-agent behavior and sound, including tuning for dialects, technical terms, and pronunciation.
Discuss: How might control over voice-agent behavior affect simulations of cautious prospects…
Voice Agents That Interrupt You: Training Personas in Dialt
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The Dialt demo shows voice agents interrupting during speech or pauses, with interruption controls shaped by instructions. It also describes personas for training and testing, including angry customers and simulated patients; access is currently limited to…
The clip demonstrates Dialt’s optional background-speaker suppression beta while speech plays from a phone nearby, including agent-controlled suppression. It notes that suppression is off by default and may remove quiet caller words.
Discuss: How should background speaker suppression b…
Dialt Spot: Voice AI at $1.99 per Hour During Quieter Periods
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The video explains how Dialt Spot offers voice AI at around $1.99 per hour during quieter periods, alongside the option to use standard capacity. It also describes the trade-off that an ongoing Spot conversation gets to finish even when demand rises.
Dialt Launch Webinar: Voice AI Demo, WorkStuff AI & Q&A
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The webinar introduces Dialt’s voice AI platform, including a live voice-design demonstration and an explanation of how customer feedback and evaluations guide model adaptation. It also discusses using AI interviews for consulting discovery, improving follow-up questions, i…
The video introduces Detta, a Mac dictation app powered by Phonon-2, and demonstrates its keyboard shortcut and live transcription. It also covers first impressions and the setting for whether dictations are shared to improve the product.
Dialt: Deep Control Over How Voice Agents Behave and Sound
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The launch demo shows Dialt tuning a voice agent to act as a cautious sales prospect that withholds her budget, then applies the same controls to patient simulations and difficult customer calls. It also describes adapting underlying models on customer data for consistent…
Background Speaker Suppression in Dialt: A Live Demo
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The live demo shows Dialt’s Playground controls for optional background-speaker suppression, then plays speech on a phone while asking the assistant to count to ten and name France’s capital. The description notes that suppression defaults off and can remove quiet caller wor…
Two Ways to Switch Languages with Voice Assistants | Dialt Shorts
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The Short demonstrates two multilingual voice-assistant approaches: using one voice across languages, or handing off between voices while keeping the conversation history. It presents these as approaches available in Dialt.
This Short describes using Amp for multiplayer coding-agent workflows: shared agent threads, isolated worktrees, cross-referencing conversations, and bringing teammates into the same discussion.
Discuss: How might shared agent threads and isolated worktrees change the way teams coordinate…
Two Ways to Switch Languages with Voice Assistants
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The video compares using one multilingual voice with handing a conversation between voices while preserving its history. It demonstrates a live handoff and explains tradeoffs around accents, prompts, and voice continuity.
Discuss: For AI voice assistant language switching, how would…
Multiplayer Coding Agents: Our Experience with Amp
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The video walks through multiplayer coding with Amp, covering shared agent threads, isolated worktrees, cross-referencing conversations, and bringing teammates into the same discussion.
Discuss: How might multiplayer coding with shared agent threads and isolated worktrees change the…
Design a Voice by Talking: Interactive Voice Design in Dialt
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The video demonstrates Dialt’s interactive voice design: the creator describes a yoga-teacher, basketball-coach, and funeral-parlour receptionist voice, listens and refines the designs, then saves one for use in the playground. It also covers delivery i…
Trelis Tara – Frontier Hindi Transcription [Open Weights]
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Trelis Research examines Trelis Tara – Frontier Hindi Transcription. The publisher describes it as: “0:05 Trelis Tara release announcement – outperforms ElevenLabs on Hindi benchmarks”. This is a creator-led account, not an independent replication.
Trelis Research examines Trelis Tiron – State-of-the-Art Multi-speaker Meeting Transcription and Attribution (Open. The publisher describes it as: “0:00 Introduction to Trelis Tiron model for multi-speaker transcription”. This is a c…
Whisper Hinglish – SotA Open Weights Model with Code-switching Capabilities
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Trelis Research examines Whisper Hinglish – SotA Open Weights Model with Code-switching Capabilities. The publisher describes it as: “0:04 Whisper Hinglish model for Hindi-English code-switched transcription”. This is a creator-led account, not an ind…
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