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Access powerful AI models to transcribe and understand speech via a simple API. Try our no-code playground for free 👉 assemblyai.com/playground
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    Dictation is easy to prototype and hard to ship. Making the speech-to-text → cleanup loop feel instant, at a price that survives production volume, is the actual work. Our forward-deployed engineers walk through it live, Wed Sept 9. Plus, get $20 in credits to build it
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  • @AssemblyAI
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    Aug 28
    @dan_aai builds voice agents at AssemblyAI, which means he thinks about how they're actually put together more than most people do. His framing: a voice agent isn't one model—it's two roles. 🔹 The Responder holds the call almost the entire time—voice activity detection,
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    How to use a custom LLM in a voice agent | AssemblyAI
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  • @AssemblyAI
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    @AssemblyAI
    Aug 27
    If you're building dictation: our forward-deployed engineering team is hosting a workshop on building and optimizing dictation features on Wednesday, September 9—live examples, the full pipeline, Q&A throughout. Register: assemblyai.zoom.us/webinar/regist…
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  • @AssemblyAI
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    Aug 26
    Qwen3.5 4B is now on AssemblyAI's LLM Gateway—optimized and hosted by our team for the fast rewrite tasks at the center of voice products: dictation cleanup, transcript rewrite, live formatting. On voice rewrite tasks it averages 612ms—1.9× faster than GPT-4.1, at 94% lower cost
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  • @AssemblyAI
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    Jul 31
    1/ In 2017, Dylan Fox joined @ycombinator's first-ever AI batch. The perk: $100K in GPU credits. His bet: voice was terrible, but it would get good—and when it did, developers would build everything on it. This week with @MollySOShea on @sourceryy, he showed the receipts 🧵
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