When an AI Avatar Keeps Replying to Its Own Voice — Writing 1,657 Lines of Band-Aids, Then Throwing Them All Away
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📝 Originally published (in Japanese) at forge.workstyle.tech . When building an AI avatar that can converse through voice, you'll inevitably encounter this scenario: The avatar greets the user. The microphone picks up the voice from the speaker. Speech recognition transcribes it as "user speech."…
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When an AI Avatar Keeps Replying to Its Own Voice — Writing 1,657 Lines of Band-Aids, Then Throwing Them All Away
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