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Context-Aware Voice Demo

The demo uses Jev’s System 1 model to classify a message’s tone and urgency, then maps those labels to a voice description generated with Gradium’s Voice Design API.

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A small demo of context-aware voices with Jev + Gradium Voice Design Has anyone here tried using Jev’s System 1 model to adapt a voice agent to the conversation? I wanted to test this, so I built a small demo using Jev for classification and Gradium’s new Voice Design API to generate a voice from a prompt. Link in the comments. While you can go wild with voice design, I thought pairing it with Jev’s constrained output would make a cool combo. Jev classifies the message’s tone and urgency, and those labels map to a voice description The idea is to make the delivery appropriate to the situation while avoiding injecting the user message in the Voice design prompt. The demo shows each step so you can follow how the message becomes a voice description and hear the result. Would you find this u
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The voice design prompt uses the classification labels rather than the user message. The demo shows how a message becomes a voice description and lets viewers hear the result.

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