LiveKit releases turn detection and adaptive interruption models for voice agents
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LiveKit releases two small models for voice agents: one for turn detection, which identifies when a user has finished speaking, and one for adaptive interruption, which ignores backchannels such as "uh huh." LiveKit says the models are free for agents on LiveKit Cloud.
For self-hosted agents, LiveKit says they can now run the models in production with a free development allowance followed by per-request metering, and that the previous monthly cap has been removed.
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LiveKit@livekitOfficialLiveKit releases two small voice agent models and changes self-hosted pricingAILiveKit released two small models for voice agents: turn detection, which identifies when a user has finished speaking, and adaptive interruption, which ignores backchannels such as “uh huh.” The models are free for agents on LiveKit Cloud, and self-hosted agents can now run them in production with a free development allowance followed by per-request metering. The previous monthly cap has been removed.
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