Show HN: Open-source real-time talk-to-AI wearable device for few $

Re:Show HN: Open-source real-time talk-to-AI wearable device... by jstanley on Saturday October 05, 2024 @02:28PM (#41751858)

Personally I have found talking to AI to be much more draining than typing. It's a bit like having a phone call vs IM. I'd basically always prefer IM as long as I'm getting quick responses.

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Re:Show HN: Open-source real-time talk-to-AI wearable device... by willsmith72 on Saturday October 05, 2024 @02:55PM (#41752054)

I still use text most of the time (technical or complex problems, copy pasting materials...), but for things like language learning or getting answers while commuting/walking, voice is a no-brainer.

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Re:Show HN: Open-source real-time talk-to-AI wearable device... by afro88 on Saturday October 05, 2024 @03:22PM (#41752255)

For the use case that this project is for?

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Re:Show HN: Open-source real-time talk-to-AI wearable device... by zq2240 on Saturday October 05, 2024 @02:51PM (#41752019)

Yeah, I know your point. Compared with human communication, I think talk with AI can be self-paced.

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Re:Show HN: Open-source real-time talk-to-AI wearable device... by josephg on Saturday October 05, 2024 @05:14PM (#41752962)

Since the new OpenAI voice model launched, I feel the opposite. Some of the responses me and my gf have gotten from it were fantastic. It’s really good at role play and using intonation now. And you can interrupt it halfway through a response if it’s going off track.

For example, I spent 20 minutes the other day talking through some software architecture decisions for a solo project. That was incredible. No way I would have typed out my thoughts as smoothly.

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Re:Show HN: Open-source real-time talk-to-AI wearable device... by ProjectArcturis on Saturday October 05, 2024 @05:53PM (#41753227)

I want to talk my input and read its output. Both are faster.

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