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Voice call with Dot "Mark" ended with finished Threads posts in the chat

@demian_cardo

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I named my AI assistant Mark. We got on a call, discussed posts for Threads. The conversation ended, and the work continued: Mark prepared publications, I saw the result in the chat. An unusual feeling — giving a task by voice, and then receiving finished work. Have you tried calling your assistant in dots? (Original caption in Russian.)

Demian Cardo called his Dot (named Mark) and discussed Threads posts on the voice call; after hanging up, Mark kept working and delivered the prepared publications in the chat, with a screenshot of the call as proof.

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