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The rapid response of new tech is crazy! 🚀

23 Jan 2025 · 1 min

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In this brief commentary, the speaker highlights the most impressive advancement in recent voice technology: dramatically reduced response latency. They compare the older system, Air, which could take 5–10 seconds to reply, with the newer Synth platform, whose replies are almost instantaneous, to the point that default settings had to be deliberately slowed down. The speaker also notes the addition of an auto‑leave voicemail capability, interpreting these improvements as signs that the technology is mature and poised for widespread future adoption.

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By far the coolest that I think the technology's come, you know, a long way with is the speed to response. How, like, the delay. Because I know in, you know, in synth, the delay is ridiculously fast. Yeah, there's not much of a delay, right? So we've actually had to take most of our default settings and actually increase the delay so it's not replying so fast. So that to me has been the coolest thing to see because with Air, because that's where we started, you know, sometimes it would take up to 5 to 10 seconds to reply because it's processing or whatever. But with Synth, and even as we've continued to use Synth, it's definitely that delay has gotten so small. That's been really impressive. And then I think the voicemail stuff too, being able to auto-leave voicemails and that kind of stuff, that to me is like this technology is like really here to stay and is going to be used in the future.