Reducing false positive interruptions | Voters

Reducing false positive interruptions

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Jeremy Hadfield

Sometimes EVI will detect an interruption when there really isn't one (eg just background noise or the user backchanneling), and sometime it fails to recover from these false positive interruptions. We are working on improvements to reduce these issues.

September 20, 2024

Daniel Hangan

Interruptions are the main negative feedback from my users!

Jake Marlo

Merged in a post:

Ability to control how quickly EVI responds

Jake Marlo

Add the ability to control how quickly EVI responds to users. Ie more/less of a pause between the end of a user message and beginning of the assistant message.

October 18, 2024

Jake Marlo

Question from user:
"One question I do have is, is there a way to delay the time or amount of words in which the user says/speaks for before the AI responds?
The reason I ask is, I have had roughly 20 friends and family at all different ages run a few tests on the AI and the feedback I've received is that it reacts too quickly or cuts you short, especially the older users who sometimes have to think about their choice of words.
For short talks and quick bursts of speech, it's perfect but the longer the talks with slight delays between sentences causes havoc."

Jake Marlo

Merged in a post:

repeated interruptions

Minna Van

EV1 has a lot of interruptions, and it gets progressively worse the longer the call.

October 7, 2024

Jeremy Hadfield

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in progress