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The interface is specifically made for advanced learners that want to simulate a conversation as close as possible to a real one (in terms of latency and without pushing any button). Learning to respond fast in a new language is important, so we're trying to keep a natural pace.
We support audio or video-calling the characters (with subtitle translations), guided conversations and we recently added mini games to learn vocabulary.
You can see a quick intro and demo video here: https://www.sixthtone.com/news/1013961
We don't have a Dutch speaking character in the default character list, but you can follow this link https://app.callannie.ai/a/mhLnHflAyf1Ygb0D0wm6 after installing the app to use a custom character speaking Dutch (or you can create a custom character).
If you'd like to try it, check out: callannie.ai . I would love to get your feedback (here or francesco a t callannie.ai) and suggestions - we're trying to solve this speaking practice use case.
There is a simple voice changer as post-processing but nothing too fancy.
Unfortunately the newer phones have more neural network layers available and they are needed to meet the Santas Quality Certification.
I'll make it more clear in the description next release, thanks!
You can use it to livestream or video chat with enhanced privacy and/or fun.
Glad to hear your feedback!
Programming is not entertainment, but a way to enlarge your brain to solve a difficult problem.
Find a problem that you care about (like you did with the quadratic formula in high school) and program a machine to solve it. Maybe, you’ll be magically 19 again
How did it feel where you wrote that program on your own initiative? If it felt great, you already have an answer
Maybe, the only creative skills that will matter in the future (from a future art historian perspective) will be the ones to program or use AI.
Bu I don’t think the game is over:
- if you find AI art tools too demeaning and they make you feel that you’re only a dumb prompt writer, become or convince a programmer to build a better tool that connects with your own creative mind
- Or, come up with a new form of art that rebels against the current technological things. Your predecessors were able to raise a middle finger to photography by inventing new abstract forms of art
That will break the dopamine cycle and you’ll be free.
Maybe it also works to limit play time to healthy levels.
For example, I was once playing quite a bit of WoW, and after I trying it out on an unofficial server where I could teleport anywhere made the game lose all its appeal.