Announcing: Voice Agents course and online community ...
@swyx and I are hosting a month-long technical deep dive into Voice AI and Voice Agents, starting in May. Our goals are to: cover all the lessons we've learned over the last two years building realtime, conversational AI, host fun sessions with all our favorite people who are doing related things, and build a long-term online community. Sign-up link: https://lnkd.in/gnPuHyD4 We'll start announcing free credits for students on Monday. Sign up this weekend with promo code PHUNT for a super-secret Product Hunt community discount. Last year I signed up for the LLM fine-tuning course taught by Hamel Husain and Dan Becker. The experience was fantastic in every way. The material was great. The course expanded to cover way more than fine-tuning. It seemed like all of Twitter signed up. I met people in the course Discord that have become online and offline friends. Someone eventually dubbed the course "AI Woodstock." (I think credit for that goes to Swyx.) We think this is the moment to try to create a similar thing for voice AI. Voice interfaces are going to be a huge part of the near-future of computing. Voice agents are being deployed at scale today for a wide range of use cases. collecting patient data prior to healthcare appointments following up on inbound sales leads, handling an increasing variety of call center tasks, coordinating scheduling and logistics between companies, and answering the phone for nearly every kind of small business. I'm personally excited about voice interactions for games, realtime video, and voice-enabled programming environments. https://lnkd.in/gnPuHyD4 Promo code: PHUNT
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