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One-second voice-to-voice latency with Modal, Pipecat, and open models

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And we only relied on Modal, open weights models, and the open source framework Pipecat. Even if you’re not interested in voice AI per se but you still want to build real-time applications on Modal, many of the strategies we cover will still apply!

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One-second voice-to-voice latency with Modal, Pipecat, and open models
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