How does OmniDimension make its AI phone calls sound so natural, fast, and multilingual? Can a solo developer build something similar?
Summary
Explores how OmniDimension achieves natural, fast, and multilingual AI phone call synthesis, and discusses the feasibility for solo developers to replicate similar capabilities.
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