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According to a post on X by @cyrildelattre, a Bluejay benchmark tested six voice AI platforms on the same 90 phone tasks, running each task five times. LiveKit got 89% of calls right and was right all five times on 73% of tasks. Across all six platforms, the "right every time" rate ran 15 to 28 points below the "right once" rate. The provided snippet is cut off, so the full methodology and scoring are not shown here.
According to a post on X by @cyrildelattre, a Bluejay benchmark tested six voice AI platforms on the same 90 phone tasks, running each task five times. LiveKit got 89% of calls right and was right all five times on 73% of tasks. Across all six platforms, the "right every time" rate ran 15 to 28 points below the "right once" rate. The provided snippet is cut off, so the full methodology and scoring are not shown here.
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Testing six voice AI platforms on the same 90 phone tasks five times each with Bluejay, LiveKit got 89% of calls right and was right all five times on 73% of tasks. Across all six, "right every time" ran 15 to 28 points below "right once." Why it matters: Businesses buying voice agents should judge them on...
The post says businesses buying voice agents should judge them on consistency rather than one good demo. Teams evaluating these tools should look at repeated-run results, since a single test can overstate reliability by the gap the benchmark reports. Watch for the full benchmark details on Bluejay's site to see how the tasks and scoring were set up.
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