Building Voice Apps on a Shoestring

On the O’Reilly Etel site, Radio Handi founder Brian McConnell compares his experience building Radio Handi today, with building applications just a few years ago using the then state-of-the-art.  The economics of using today’s platforms is staggering.  Worth a read.

His one complaint?  The primitiveness of the API.  We chose to avoid AGI for that reason at iotum.

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