Practical AI The first real-time voice assistant
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Jul 18, 2024 The discussion kicks off with a light-hearted take on AI's potential, including a humorous nod to weather manipulation. A groundbreaking real-time voice assistant, Moshi, is unveiled, positioning itself against major players like GPT-4. The conversation navigates the evolving AI landscape, emphasizing the importance of open engagement. Insights on low-code solutions like Plum highlight how they ease complex AI adoption. The hosts also explore the Gartner hype cycle, drawing parallels between AI's evolution and the internet revolution, and tackle the interplay between AI and human creativity.
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Small Lab, Big Win
- Kyutai, a small AI research lab, released Moshi, the first real-time AI voice assistant.
- This surprised many, as they beat larger companies like OpenAI to market.
Déjà Vu
- Qtai's open-source approach mirrors OpenAI's initial philosophy.
- OpenAI has since shifted towards a more closed, corporate model.
Open Source's Role
- Open-source AI has potential if it focuses on common needs.
- Companies can differentiate by building upon open foundations.