Have you ever thought the Voice AI infrastructure was free for all ?

Posted by olahealth@reddit | linux | View on Reddit | 5 comments

Hello community, I’m Rohit, cofounder of RapidaAI, a production ready voice AI platform we’ve been building for real-world use.

This is for developers and contributors of open source who are interested in building your own Voice AI company.

When we started working with teams running serious call voice ai volumes, we noticed they have been renting the voice ai infra and the cost was a black box. Little control you could have on flow, quality and cost transparency.

What if you want to build a company on voice ? What options would you have that allows you to own the entire deal ?

We built Rapida - a voice ai stack you can run, tune, and actually own the entire voice ai game.

If you are an opensource enthusiast or an AI company who would want partner with us in this journey so that you can take control of your own voice AI, please DM me if you are looking to own one.

In a few days we are going to change how easy it will be for everyone to go from zero to your product which talks and listens.

Dont rent, own your Voice AI.

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web-dev-noob@reddit

Bro i did something similar. One time i posted a long ass paragraph about a project and was met with downvotes and insults. Then i posted a video and people liked it and wanted to use it. My suggestion is to post proof of concept in the form of videos, screenshots, and github links. This feels AI generated all around.

bakgwailo@reddit

Are we just doing full on ads now on /r/Linux?

olahealth@reddit (OP)

Nope. This is reaching out to opensourcce community. Not a sales ad.

mamaaaoooo@reddit

Its literally an ad and the fact that you don't know/won't admit to that is concerning