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Comment #44118218
Congratulations on the launch. Few qs: How do your agents decide a suspected issue is a validated vulnerability, and what measured false-positive/false-negative rates can you share…
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Comment #42568434
How is this different from Integuru? They posted a few weeks back here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41983409
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Comment #42378341
Appreciate the info; I'll double-check Fidelity again!
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Comment #42377646
I'm actually pretty interested in what you're building. Sure, Vanguard and Fidelity are well-established giants, but they've barely moved beyond standard ETFs for decades. Having t…
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Comment #41341623
No plans for acquisition :) Building product, talking to customers and making something people want!
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Comment #41270016
We're focused on end-to-end evals focused on function-call accuracy, style, tone & latency of the conversations between our sims and your voice agent. Less focused on pure TTS eval…
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Comment #41262992
Pipecat looks awesome! I'll run the examples over the weekend and try to see what the integration hooks need to look like: https://github.com/pipecat-ai/pipecat/tree/main/examples …
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Comment #41262411
Likely outsourced call centers since call complexity is low to medium. We also expect rapid adoption in industries like customer service, healthcare, and retail, where 24/7 availab…
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Comment #41261576
Should be fixed now; could you try again please?
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Comment #41261127
We forgot to enable non-US numbers in our config for the demo. (oops) We're working on a fix right now!
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Comment #41261068
I am curious - how was the team solving this at Kea?
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Comment #41260424
I use Superwhisper (no affiliation, just a happy user), which runs a local Whisper model, to create most of my email drafts and post-meeting notes. I find Whisper more accurate tha…
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Comment #41260311
I'm curious to learn more about what's blocking the widespread adoption of the LLM capabilities. Lack of knowledge, reliability, or something else?
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Comment #41260230
This tracks. Text evals to test core logic and voice evals for overall end-to-end performance!
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Comment #41259892
It's a bit of a catch-22. Making current voice agents reliable is incredibly time-consuming and complex. This challenge has kept many teams from pushing their agents into productio…
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Comment #41259741
Our customers, who build voice agents, are often asked by their customers to make their voice agents more human-like and flexible. Their clients — businesses like pest control and …
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Comment #41259480
Bolna looks awesome! We've considered going open-source, but we're not sure how to effectively manage a community. I'll reach out async!
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Comment #41259362
Absolutely agree that creating effective evals requires domain expertise. Right now, we're co-building evals with customers, but we're identifying which aspects can be productized.…
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Comment #41259168
Yes! We're aiming to build a tool that both engineers and non-engineers love. We've discovered that it's often faster for non-technical domain experts to iterate on prompts in a st…
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Comment #41259057
I wonder if a more optimistic version of this could be used to train humans and improve their skills. I'm thinking along the lines of LeetCode / Project Euler, but more dynamic and…
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Comment #41258810
Yes! Drive-through customers can be very impatient. We tried to make the demo persona maximally annoying. Testing for edge cases is especially important because getting an order wr…
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Comment #41258777
Nice! What's the use case your agent solves for? I'm happy to spin up some scenarios that are more relevant for you instead of our stock demo personas :) Feel free to email me at s…
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Comment #41258744
Yup, we named it after Richard Hamming. His essay 'you and your research' was deeply influential during my undergrad; I re-read it every quarter. Our current product draws inspirat…