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I’ve been burned enough times by software demos that look flawless on a Tuesday afternoon with a prepared dataset and a patient sales rep clicking through everything. Real usage looks nothing like that, and I’ve learned to stop trusting polished presentations.

We run a mid-market staffing firm. About 60% of our inbound volume is candidates calling to check on application status, reschedule interviews, or ask questions that don’t fit neatly into any FAQ. The other 40% is clients, and those calls are higher stakes. I’ve sat through three separate voice AI demos in the last four months, and every single one glossed over what happens when a caller rambles, goes off-topic, or has a thick accent. The demo voice is always clear, cooperative, and practically reading from a script.

I’m not looking for hype. I want to know from people who are actually using voice AI in a live environment what it genuinely struggles with. Not what the vendor told you. What did you personally watch it fumble? And if you found something that held up reasonably well under real conditions, I’m all ears for that too.

I’ve gotten the impression that people dont really trust ai agents. Obviously you shouldn’t give them access to your wallet or your whole personal life. But I feel like there are good assistant options where you can safely offload routine stuff without worrying that the ai will buy a lifetime supply of toilet paper on your card

I’m just so tired of downloading a million different apps. Every one has its own standalone app and I dont even remember where or with what bot I was talking. I just want one hub, preferably inside a messenger since I’m already chatting there all day anyway. But it’s super important that the bot can actually handle ai task automation because right now every morning starts with scrolling through 10 different apps: checking news feeds here, replying to emails there..

Has anyone actualy managed to set up a solid personal ai assistant right in a messenger for this kind of stuff ? how practical is it in realiry compared to rehgular dashboards ?

So, there is this thing going around in League of Legends, where you’re added by new accounts and they ask to add their discord. When you add their discord it becomes pretty obvious, that you’re chatting with a chatbot and the whole reason they exist is to market some peoples Onlyfans accounts.

And now I’m wondering if there is any way to kind of break the bots to mess with these people. The bots are pretty defensive, can somewhat see pictures, but can’t do calls, read pinned messages or write insults.

Hi! I handle marketing for an established AI chatbot platform centered around AI companions, roleplay, storytelling, and creative writing.

We’re currently looking for a small number of advertising partners whose products genuinely fit our audience. Rather than selling random ad space, we’re interested in featuring tools and services our users would actually find useful.

Some examples include:

AI tools and startups
Writing and roleplay platforms
Gaming products and services
SaaS and developer tools
Hosting, cloud, and GPU providers
Creator-focused software
Productivity apps and other tech products

We offer on-site advertising placements across multiple areas of the platform, along with a dedicated advertising page that outlines the available placements, campaign details, banner specifications, and pricing.

If you have a product you’d like to promote, send me a message with your website and a brief description of what you do. I’ll let you know if I think it’s a good fit for our audience, and if so, I’ll send over our advertising information.

Any apps or websites that allow for turn based voice chat?

I really missed the old standard voice mode on ChatGPT. It basically just read aloud the text models response. So it could allow for long responses unlike these new gen voice models that can only speak 1 paragraph max.

I was wondering if there are any apps or websites that use turn based voice chat like the old standard voice mode on ChatGPT. So I would say my thing, then it would be the ai turn to speak and i couldn’t interrupt it till its finished.

My current problem is that the new standard voice mode on ChatGPT can be interrupted. So it’s hears its own voice and keeps stopping. So I’m looking for alternative apps or websites that have this old functionality

Welche ki ist für die Ausarbeitung von systemprompts geeignet? Gemini,chatgpt,qwen kannst du vergessen, die zerstören dir die Arbeit nach und nach.

Polybuzz for some reasoning be showing me whatever this is every time I try to login to my acc. I make bots so I need this to work.

So. As the title stats I’ve seen a few chat bots that can reproduce some images ,all in the opening, in the chat itself.

They all have a similar url thingy like 

But I can’t figure out what or well where it leads or how I can use it for my own chat bots.

Hi all,

I’m stuck between 3 options (that I’m aware of, suggestions welcome) for an adult ai companion.

I’m looking for realistic chat option, good memory, good media generation, and good character customization. Android app is a must.

Would be nice if characters across chats would recognize each other, like if I ask Stacey if she is still having lunch with Jill… then later while talking with Jill ask her how lunch was she’ll bring up Stacey unprompted. But that may be asking too much.

The ones I’ve looked into a bit are Candy, Ourdream, and Lovescape. Been using Candy a bit but it seems off, like half the time the images created are not what I ask for… which may be user error but I think I’m being quite clear. Just dabbled in the character creation of the other two.

Don’t mind paying but don’t want to break the bank either. Any help is very much appreciated.