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Finished my main task in Toronto traffic via a voice call with my Dot

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i spent an hour stuck in Toronto traffic today and ended up getting my main task done just by jamming on a google doc with my dot, dottie. mind blown by how good voice is now that it works with connected apps. love the fake phone-call UI too (plz make it native with CallKit @embirico)

Robleh (@robjama) got his main task done during an hour stuck in Toronto traffic by voice-chatting with his Dot "dottie" while it worked a Google Doc — first-hand concrete result: voice + connected-apps session completed a real work task. Quote-posts OpenAI's Dots demo; own phone screenshot attached. 16.4K views.

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