VQV Signal
According to a post on X by @mlopscommunity, the MLOps Community reposted a preview by Sam Gutentag of a seven-minute talk on how a voice agent decides whether a caller who paused is actually done. The talk is part of the Agentic AI Foundation's Voice Agents Forum, scheduled for Nov 5 in San Francisco. The post is listed under upcoming events, and the snippet gives no further details about the talk's content or findings.
According to a post on X by @mlopscommunity, the MLOps Community reposted a preview by Sam Gutentag of a seven-minute talk on how a voice agent decides whether a caller who paused is actually done. The talk is part of the Agentic AI Foundation's Voice Agents Forum, scheduled for Nov 5 in San Francisco. The post is listed under upcoming events, and the snippet gives no further details about the talk's content or findings.
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The MLOps Community reposted Sam Gutentag's preview of a seven-minute talk on how a voice agent decides whether a caller who paused is actually done. It's part of the Agentic AI Foundation's Voice Agents Forum. Original post on X Section: Upcoming Events
Teams building voice agents may find the session relevant, since it covers how an agent determines that a caller who has paused has finished speaking. The post does not describe specific methods or results, so the main thing to watch is what the talk actually presents at the event.
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