I built an AI Receptionist with Grok Voice. Was it good enough?
Mohammad Shahrukh | AI Automation
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I built an AI Receptionist with Grok Voice. Was it good enough?
220 просмотров · 5 дней назад
Mohammad Shahrukh | AI Automation
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220 просмотров · 5 дней назад
If your business misses calls, you have probably been pitched an AI receptionist. I built one on Grok Voice 3.0, put it on my own website, and tested it on real-life calls to see whether it holds up.
Find out where AI fits in your own business before you buy anything. Answer a few questions about how you work and the AI Opportunity Finder writes you a report: what to automate, what to keep with a person, and where to start.
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Talk to the AI receptionist from this video yourself. It lives on my services page: press Talk now and ask it anything.
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What the video covers:
How the receptionist works under the hood: your browser, a secure server in the middle, and Grok Voice answering. The browser never talks to Grok directly.
Why speech-to-speech changes things: one model listens and replies, where older voice agents chained a transcription layer, a knowledge layer and text-to-speech.
The settings behind it: voice, persona, greeting, the Cal.com event it books into, and the limits that stop people abusing it.
A real call that answers questions and books a meeting into my calendar.
Four tests: a noisy room, interrupting it, asking for a price, and an angry caller.
How to put the same receptionist on a phone number with Twilio, Plivo or Exotel.
The verdict: it answered questions and booked the call, heard me in a noisy room, and refused to quote a price, as it was told to. Interruptions need work: it kept talking over me. Whether it understood emotions is unclear.
CHAPTERS
0:00 The AI receptionist, live
0:16 What this video covers
0:52 What voice agents usually get wrong
1:43 How it works under the hood
4:45 The settings behind it
6:26 Built with code, not no-code tools
6:52 A real call: questions and a booking
10:46 Checking the booking in the calendar
11:43 Test 1: a noisy room
12:30 Test 2: interruptions
13:54 Test 3: asking for a price
15:12 Test 4: an angry caller
16:34 The verdict
16:45 Putting it on a real phone line
17:36 Wrap up
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Your next step: put your own business through the AI Opportunity Finder and get a list of the tasks worth handing to AI, the ones to keep, and where to start. If an AI receptionist is on that list, talk to the one on my services page and book a call from there.
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