Head of AI Engineering @ Acuity Health Building AI voice agent infrastructure for medical enterprises
United States
Joined June 2014
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“In today’s world, ‘low code’ really just means ‘low customization.’”
@_kyleshechtman and @chasef07 started Acuity Health on a low-code platform, hit a wall, and rebuilt on LiveKit. Now 80% of patient calls are fully handled by their agents, and most bookings take under a minute.
Read more: livekit.com/blog/how-acuity-…
Chase Fagen retweeted
“In today’s world, ‘low code’ really just means ‘low customization.’”
@_kyleshechtman and @chasef07 started Acuity Health on a low-code platform, hit a wall, and rebuilt on LiveKit. Now 80% of patient calls are fully handled by their agents, and most bookings take under a minute.
Read more: livekit.com/blog/how-acuity-…
Would love feedback and discussion from people building with S2S agents! Check out acuityhealth.io for our approach @OpenAIDevs @SpaceXSI @grok @livekit
Chase Fagen retweeted
Real-time voice interaction is not just ASR + LLM + TTS glued together.
Human conversation is messy: we interrupt, change our minds mid-sentence, and decide when to speak or wait.
Qwen-Audio-3.1-Realtime is built exactly for that.
🤖 Made with AI
Most people don’t get the AI hype because they haven’t seen it do something they spent years learning to do.
When you’re technical and have spent 5+ years studying software engineering and systems thinking, you know exactly how much brain power and effort went into building those skills.
So when you watch AI do something that took you 5 years to learn, and that would take you 30 minutes, and it does it in 1 second, you are blown away.I was in Georgia Tech’s online master’s program, taking a programming class, when GPT-4 got good enough to write basic Python. After I saw what it could do, I dropped out of the program immediately.
im trying so hard not to build a meta agent. Is there any other way for non technical people to make technical c hanges?
anyone from @prisma can talkw ith my database is down but dont see other outages?
