cara-4, and the product around the model
What changed in Anam's new avatar model, and what it took to turn those changes into a product people can actually use.
Notes from building real-time AI avatars at Anam: low-latency systems, product engineering and the distance between a demo and something people can use.
By Harry Smaje, product engineer at Anam.
What changed in Anam's new avatar model, and what it took to turn those changes into a product people can actually use.
Anam's third-generation avatar model is live. Here's what we built, how it works, and what it took.
Patterns and mistakes from two years of helping companies build with AI.
What it's actually like building an AI product at a startup where everyone does everything.
A practical guide to AI latency: where the milliseconds go and how to get them back.
Why impressive demos rarely become impressive products, and what to do about it.
I joined Anam to build photorealistic AI avatars. Here's the thesis behind that decision.
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