@ting_: our full-duplex voice ai is here it knows when there's background noise, when you're talking to someone else, and when …
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MOSS announced the release of its full-duplex, real-time voice AI called MOSS-Live, which can listen, speak, and handle tasks simultaneously while detecting background noise and natural interruptions, with API access now available.
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our full-duplex voice ai is here 🤯
it knows when there’s background noise, when you’re talking to someone else, and when you’re actually talking to it. just like a real person.
we demoed moss live at our developer preview, and people actually applauded like we’d just premiered an award-winning film at cannes 😭
api access is available too, check it out👇
MOSS (@MOSS_Global): MOSS-Live is here. Our full-duplex, real-time voice AI can listen, speak, and get things done at the same time. 🎙️
While tasks run in the background, it can keep listening, seeing what you see, and talking with you. • Natural conversation: It distinguishes real interruptions
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