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We finally broke the 500ms latency barrier for AI phone calls.

We finally broke the 500ms latency barrier for AI phone calls.

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Hey CoderLegion! One of the biggest complaints with AI calling is the lag.
We wanted to share a raw snippet of our open-source framework, Siphon, in action.
By using WebRTC under the hood instead of WebSockets, we've gotten the voice-to-voice response time to feel incredibly human.
Would love for you guys to test the repo and let us know how it feels on your local machines!

Siphon | Step-by-Step YT Tutorial
Siphon Website
GitHub code

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Nice milestone. Voice latency is one of those feels simple but isn’t problems. What architecture change made the biggest difference?

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