That is technically impressive, Hassaan, and thanks for sharing. One recommendation: I wouldn't have the demo avatar saying things like "really cool setup you have there, and a great view out of your window". At that point, it feels intrusive. As for what I'd build... Mentors/instructors for learning. If you could hook up with a service like mathacademy, you'd win edtech. Maybe some creatures instead of human avatars…
There were some balloons coincidentally in the background of a colleague's camera view. The Carter volunteered "and can I just say, we need more positivity in the world, the balloons behind you give a good vibe." My colleague physically recoiled, pushed the camera away, and hung up. I think it was a combination of the intrusiveness and the notion of a machine 1) projecting (incorrect) assumptions about her attitudes/…
For me, it said "are you comfortable sharing what that mark is on your forehead?" Or something like that. I said basically "I don't know maybe a wrinkle?". Lol. Kind of confirms for me why I should continue to avoid video chats. I did look like crap on general, really tired for one thing. And I am 46, so I have some wrinkles, although didn't know they were that obvious.
But a little bit of prompt guidance to avoid commenting on the visuals unless relevant would help. It's possible they actually deliberately put something in the prompt to ask it to make a comment just to demonstrate that it can see, since this is an important feature that might not be obvious otherwise.