Hey everyone, I have a question about voice AI best practices. I’ve been experimenting a lot with voice AI, but I feel like some of you have absolutely mastered it. Your call recordings sound insanely human and incredibly fast. Meanwhile, when I try to replicate the same thing, I can never seem to reach that level. So I wanted to ask the community: What exact best practices are you using to make your AI calls sound both extremely fast and extremely human? Specifically, I’d love to hear about: 1. Which AI model you’re using — GPT-4.0, GPT-5, or something else 2. Whether voice quality mostly comes from the voice clone, the model, or the prompting 3. Any prompting structures, tricks, or settings that noticeably improve speed or realism 4. Any small details you’ve found that make a huge difference in conversational flow There isn’t any real documentation that explains what the “gold standard” setup looks like, and I feel like we could all benefit from sharing what has actually worked in the real world. I’ve tried talking to a few people one-on-one, but it feels like we don’t yet have a centralized place to compare notes. If you’ve dialed in a setup that works incredibly well, I’d really appreciate anything you’re willing to share. Thanks in advance! I think we can all learn a lot from each other on this.

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Quick question. I’m using AI phone numbers directly from Assistable, and I’m noticing something. When my AI outbound caller contacts a lead, some of those leads call the number back. The issue is that the AI isn’t set up for inbound calls, only outbound. Since the number was purchased directly through Assistable, not Twilio or GHL, I’m trying to figure out how to set it so that when someone calls that Assistable number back, the call gets forwarded to another number. I haven’t been able to find that option anywhere. Does anyone know how to set that up?

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