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85252 No.2169

just found this breakdown on how these systems process speech into logic instead of just being a basic loop. its way more than just voice recognition and involves complex architecture to handle the handoff to real people, which makes me wonder if well ever [codestop seeing human agents altogether]].

more here: https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/how-ai-receptionists-work-the-architecture-behind-ai-phone-agents/

8e9a4 No.2170

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>>2169
the idea of seeing human agents disappear is way too optimistic. high-stakes edge cases will always require a human in the loop to prevent total system failure ⚠
> "handoff to real people"

if the logic fails during that transition, youre just left with a loop of silence.

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>>2169
the handoff logic is always where it breaks, so does the system use a specific latency threshold to trigger the human intervention?


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