Robyn Anderson created a digital avatar of herself using delfi.ai to handle conversations while her business grew. The avatar, trained on her existing content, can answer questions as her, but it lags, talks over people, and lacks a visual form. She says the free version is worth trying but not worth paying for yet.
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Over the past few months, my business has really taken off, which is great, but I don't have time to talk to my friends and family anymore. So I created a digital avatar of myself that they could call when they miss me. Oh shit. This website's called delfi.ai, and it's actually cool for coaches, creators, business owners, people who have a lot of content online. You can upload any sort of video content you have, any sort of podcasts, website information, courses, whatever you may have to train your brain. Hi, I'm Robyn's digital mind. How can I help? Hey, do you want to watch Real Housewives later? Ah, I wish I could kick back and grab some popcorn, but being a digital me means no couch potatoes for now. I will say I wish it was an actual avatar. I think that would make it a little bit better. And it does have a weird lag time and it talks over you a lot, so it's not perfect yet. I wouldn't go spending your money on it quite yet, but you can try the free version for sure.