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AI customer service agents have arrived. Air AI is a conversational AI that can perform full 5-40 minute long sales and customer service calls. And it sounds completely replicable to humans. Details: -Can autonomously perform actions across 5,000 unique applications -Adaptable to various roles such as sales development representative, customer service agent, account executive, and more, based on creative input -Currently being utilized on live calls, serving real people and businesses daily -Companies can request beta access to deploy an AI sales or customer service team Unlike humans, AI does not take days off and never gets tired. The harsh reality is that some human jobs, such as customer service agents, will need help to compete against AI. This is both scary and incredible and the same time. What do you think?

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@Emaalivese Prices start from £599 a month for one that will work 24/7 on the phone .

Are Bots the Future of Sales and Customer Service ? 🤖💬 What do you think? Would you feel comfortable talking to a bot as the first point of contact with a company? And for those in sales, would you trust a bot to handle initial interactions with your prospects? #SalesAutomation #AI #FutureOfSales #CustomerExperience #SalesTech

@failchronicles_ £599 a month and it works 24/7 .

@Mo74953Sales That's crazy, how much does it cost ?

@KuittinenPetri @svpino You are incorrect we sell it complete at about $0.30 and no set up fees.

OpenAI realtime audio API costs around $0.30 minute, assuming non-stop bidirectional real time conversation. Audio input costs approximately 6¢ per minute; Audio output costs approximately 24¢ per minute. That still makes about $18/hour and you can count in some other additional costs to round it to about $25-30/h. The prices will eventually come down by a factor of 10 or more. So I am predicting we will have more than good enough voice recognition and real-time AI speech eventually below $2/hour. Then it is going to be game over for many call center jobs and jobs, where you needed 3 people to answer the phone and talk with the customers, might in future just require a person and rest is delegated to AI.

Listen to this phone conversation. You can't hear this and tell me that things aren't about to accelerate like crazy in the next few years. I reserved a table at a restaurant while talking to an AI bot generated by Synthflow AI. That's what they do: they build AI phone calling assistants that work. They partnered with me on this post. Unless you're paying close attention, this is indistinguishable from speaking to a human working at the restaurant, except it is much more efficient, accurate, and scalable. Listen to the combo. If you want to try, you can build an assistant and kick its tires for free. Sign up here: synthflow.ai