Virtual AI Assistant | Code it yourself with Python

Earlier, I made a video about how to build your own voice-based AI virtual assistant - with a personality. Today it's time to revisit that topic, but with some improvements, and a bit more elaboration, plus all the code you see me do, you can check out from my Git repository link below. The assistant uses as combination of SpeechRecognition (google in this case), OpenAI API with gpt-4 turbo model (the very latest and greatest), and Coqui TTS library to do the things it does. It's not Q* but it's fun and should be well DevXplained this time.
As always, I appreciate any feedback, thumbs-up if you like the video, and of course subscribe if you want more. Feel free to ask any questions in the description section of the video as well. And share the video with any friends who should see this. Any reaction counts!
Note: OpenAI also recently made the speech interface publicly available in their phone app - you can compare who does it better though :)
Fun prompts to try with this:
- Jarvis, tell me what's best in life?
- Jarvis, what's the best IDE for Java?
- Jarvis, what's the best programming language for me?
Links:
- github.com/crystoll/jarvis
- platform.openai.com/docs/over...
- platform.openai.com/docs/guid...
- github.com/coqui-ai/TTS

[@goodnightmr5892]

Always coming out with banger! Excellent brother! Looking forward to build this out when I get some time!

[@mevluterdogdu7418]

Could you make video with local models also:) ?

[@AshleyMayne-jw2wx]

Hello, this is very interesting. Can I ask if this video is the most current that will support the latest updates from Python?

[@mevluterdogdu7418]

Hello, How does it understand that the question ends and that it has to answer?