Pickle lets your AI body double join zoom calls instead of you. It lip-syncs to your voice, so you don't have to turn on your camera. Create your Pickle and make your zoom call easy.
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I posted this on my Linkedin to get some reactions. Basically perfect for those lazy b........s who claim salaries but don't want to actually do any work..Another way to deceive your employers
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Supur cool tool @saaswarrior ! Really excited to try this out. Sending you lots of wins :)
@saaswarrior I have a highly questionable use case for this tech! 😆 You could pair it with an AI-powered video interview assistant and ace every interview. The interviewer would see you looking straight at them, while in reality, you’re reading answers from your second screen. I bet this will push companies to bring back in-office interviews sooner than we think!
I prefer walk and talks but often need to show my face on a call, especially when meeting founders for the first time. I still wouldn't use this for most calls as it feels somewhat deceptive, but maybe social norms will change.
Fantastic! I will check this out, remote work tools are nice. I made @Virtual Background Assistant to enhance virtual backgrounds. Indeed a good complement to this tool. Also thanks @jojo_samy
Pickle is a clever solution for anyone who wants a stand-in on Zoom calls. Its AI double lip-syncs to your voice, so you can skip turning on your camera. Perfect if you value privacy or need to multitask. how do you see this working in a professional setting?
@Pickle So you're telling me I can sit in my pajamas, eat snacks, and let my AI twin do the talking? This is the future I signed up for.
This is absolutely next-level for remote meetings! 🚀 Pickle as an AI body double that lip-syncs to your voice is a game-changer for those who want to stay engaged without turning on their camera. Love how this makes Zoom calls more effortless and flexible! Huge congrats on the launch—excited to see how this evolves! 🎉🔥
This looks really interesting. I think many people will like it. But how do you control the movement according to the speech?