We Had to Give My AI Its Own Voice — People in Meetings Couldn’t Tell Us Apart
We had to give my AI assistant its own voice — because people in meetings couldn’t tell us apart.
Last week I set up my AI to join video calls. It transcribes in real time with 100% accuracy and speaks back through my speakers — using a clone of my voice.
People on the call couldn’t tell who was talking — me or the machine. We gave the AI a British accent instead. Problem solved.
During meetings it pulls up references, answers questions, and transcribes the whole conversation. I stay focused on the discussion.
Friday I’m demoing this live for three colleagues. 10 lessons from a year of daily AI use, then a live voice demo.
Setup: one afternoon. A voice subscription, audio routing, and an AI that already knows my business.
OpenClaw is a self-hosted AI assistant that runs on your own server, learns your work over time, and operates around the clock.
I teach a class on setting up and getting the most from OpenClaw — details at themeperks.com/openclaw-course/.
