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This could make your Voice AI Agents even better. Currently available on ElevenLabs of course. I checked on Vapi under the Transcriber settings and it's not available yet.

Thoughts here? Heard Auro 2 was good - anyones you recommend for incredible video for sales demos without the hassle? (where we can use AI text to video). Appreciate all your help and guidance.

Hey all, I successfully created a workflow agent my first using an AI agent and slack integration yay! Great tutorials. It worked as you can see here. I did get the prompting right and use gpt 4 and it prompts great so happy with that - gave it context. QUESTION: it keeps turning off and works intermittely - can someone tell me what these errors mean? I have a webhook error that didn't go through and the make scenerio turns off by itself. Troubleshoot please?

So, OpenAI is getting back into robots, and not just any robots… we’re talking humanoids 🤖 - OpenAI is hiring top robotics researchers for a new team - Focus on humanoid and partially humanoid robots - Training AI using teleoperation and realistic physical simulations - Job postings hint at building in-house hardware at scale - Possible use of Nvidia Isaac tools for training in virtual environments - AGI progress may require machines that can manipulate and learn from the physical world - Reaffirms a bigger trend: blending virtual AI with real-world automation 👉 If OpenAI is betting robotics is the next leap in AGI, what kind of low-code tools or APIs do you think could come out of this? Some ideas: - Robotic Teleoperation APIs - Tools that let you control a robot’s movements through simple integrations. Example: setting up a Make.com flow where a Slack message tells a robot to deliver coffee to a desk. - Simulation-as-a-Service - A drag-and-drop sandbox for testing robot actions in a virtual world. Example: designing a warehouse pick-and-pack routine online, then sending it to the real robot once it works in the sim. Would love to hear what you guys think. Could this mean more AI-powered IoT and robot-as-a-service platforms on the way? Read the full article here: https://www.wired.com/story/openai-ramps-up-robotics-work-in-race-toward-agi/