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QbitAI Reviews Orilo, a Voice-First Personal Agent

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QbitAI author Jay says Orilo handled voice-first morning briefings, background information tracking, and email and calendar tasks during nearly a week of use, but also sometimes claimed tasks were done when it had failed to call the necessary interface. Jay says Orilo separates conversation from task execution. In Full-Duplex-Bench, it resumed speaking after interruption in 1.08 seconds, compared with 1.50 seconds for GPT Realtime and 2.62 seconds for Gemini Live.

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    QbitAI Reviews Orilo, a Voice-First Personal Agent Inspired by Siri

    QbitAI author Jay describes using Orilo for nearly a week, highlighting its voice-first morning briefings, background information tracking, and email and calendar tasks. The article says Orilo uses separate interaction and execution layers and reports a 1.08-second time to resume speaking after interruption in Full-Duplex-Bench, compared with 1.50 seconds for GPT Realtime and 2.62 seconds for Gemini Live. Jay also recounts instances when Orilo said tasks were done despite failing to call an interface.

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