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Implement Dynamic Voice Response with Interruption Handling for LLM Outputs #14

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leonardonhesi opened this issue Aug 18, 2024 · 1 comment

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We propose implementing a feature that allows the LLM model to stream its response in smaller chunks (or using a similar strategy), enabling voice playback to begin as soon as the user starts speaking. If the user interrupts the response, playback will pause, and the response flow will be dynamically adjusted.

This enhancement aims to optimize both cost and processing time by avoiding the need to process or pay for the entire response when an interruption occurs.

Key Objectives:

  • Implement response streaming or chunking for LLM outputs.
  • Detect user interruptions and pause the playback accordingly.
  • Dynamically adjust the response flow based on user interactions.
  • Optimize resource usage by processing only necessary portions of the response.

This feature would improve user experience and efficiency, especially in scenarios where immediate and responsive interactions are crucial.

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Additionally, we aim to transform our AI assistant into an active participant in meetings. During meetings, the assistant should be able to respond to queries (using tools that retrieve information from systems, the web, and BI), recall past points discussed, and provide timely comments throughout the meeting. The assistant will wait for a command with its name to begin interacting and should assist in maintaining a summarized action plan and topics already discussed. The system should function effectively in voice-based meeting rooms.

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