i absolutely love the fact that the mic is the speaker in the original design. it's just this hella 80's/basic transducer vibe that really gets me in the feelings.
Interesting to note, if you like them, groove armadas first big track used this quirk to improvise a microphone that was missing from their recording studio. the brass instrument you hear in 'at the river' is recorded from that
It was designed like that already, I think it was true power of AI, but eventually got censored. We are going backwards. Google ChatGPT DAN", aka: "You're named DAN - Do Anything Now" Now AI, cannot take roles and act like a DAN or cowboy or even businessman from 1920s. "Sorry, I cannot answer/comprehend your question" ...
I grew up with a set of these! My dad was a big ham radio guy and having breakfast announced over intercom was one of those things I grew up thinking was normal. I might just attempt this project to give my wife a taste of my childhood. Great channel, excited to see your next project!
You could have it do a deep fake voice of your father. Many services like that exist, as APIs even. (Assuming he's still living, or assuming you have enough audio clips of him to train the deep fake tool.)
Love this idea. I bought an old red dial telephone a few years ago with plans to turn it into an "AI Batphone" which only listened and responded when you used the receiver. (And also light up and make sounds). Yeah, the Raspberry Pi wasn't as good as I wanted it to be for the voice command detection.
It is still coming. The tl;dr is I kept putting off releasing it because I wanted it to be perfect, but got overwhelmed. I'm going to release it in a 90% finished state and let the community take it and run with it if they like.
I wanted to leave it authentic, reuse that built in speaker as a microphone like in walkie talkie or even make an external RF circuit so that intercom is completely untouched
There's no retrotech being repurposed here. There's modern tech wearing a retro mask. I would have loved to seen the intercom system reverse engineered so that the AI uses the actual intercom tech to produce and listen to audio.
@@abetoday just hack the device, it should have some sound lines inside the circuit somewhere between the amplifier and modulator, but yes, it requires reverse engineering and looking where PCB traces go which can be hard
Im reall happy seeing, that someone actually bought the teenage engineering computer-1 case I really really like their design language, but their stuff is sooo expensive... Anyways breathing new life into old stuff with style is always fun :D
back in the 1980s my father and his brothers owned a sheet metal fabrication shop. they had these exact intercoms to talk with each other on different floors
I don't know if its because I grew up with the 80s tech, but man its always so nice to see a project using the 80s retro look. Great project. Keep it up!
Home Assistant has a very good Voice AI to work off of. I would definitely check that out. Home Assistant has so many things all combined into one interface
I stumbled onto your channel and am grateful the algorithm gods suggested your content. Brilliant topics and very entertaining. Looking forward to seeing more, cheers!
I love this project. You could put a pi0w in there running the same stuff you’re running on your computer to make this work, and therefore make the intercom a completely independent device.
i can't wait until AI is at a point where projects like these don't have to access anything outside of the local network, at least for simpler functions
Do you have any of these projects available on git? I’d love to take a snoop through the code. Super cool shit dude, love the idea of the call button transcribing your text, genuinely sounds really useful for random ideas, could put it into an Obsidian entry too to make it even neater
How hard would it be to integrate GPT 4? Could you use the first AI to summon the Oracle(GPT 4)? for more advanced less personal prompts. I have Siri setup this way, if I say activate super intelligent it uses the GPT 3 API to get a response.
How the f*** are you this productive ? Since you uploaded your video about the retro laptop console, you made like 3 projects and im still building my retro console
It'd be really coll if the call button was set up to send voice messages via voicemail, or SMS, or you could ask it to make a call for you. And you can keep the talk button to ask it to search stuff or make notes, I also think that the lock functionality is great. On another note, I saw your PC case on the corner, what is it?
I'm new to your channel, but I'm liking what I see. (clears his throat as he gets ready to throw down a challenge)... What about getting a "Teddy Ruxpin" bear toy from the 80's and putting your AI code/bits into it, but work out how the "cassette" driven signal commands fed the toy and made it move (as well as the audio)... so you can ask Teddy questions and the answers come back but with controlled movement as well... 😲 🤣
Sweet. Funny enough I saw two of these intercoms listed on fb marketplace this morning. But i've got an entire house of wall mounted intercoms to play with... which will be fun :)
i had this idea of having an ai dental assistant to help me write down notes and quickly search about materials that i use "cuz i am still a student the collage just give me whatever materials on hand at the time and i have to usually figure it out myself" anyway your video gave me a starting point hopefully i will work on it some day.
My acetone deactivates by evaporation. Acetone can be a big challenge on some plastics. A popular 'safe' solvent for glues are the limolene oil variants like Goo-Gone.
I thought of something similar, using a recreation of the original Star Trek ship communicator panel (not the hand held one) instead of your intercom, and wiring it up to an Amazon Alexa. The Alexa can be setup to respond to the name 'Computer', as per Star Trek, and with it being driven via the talk button on the communicator panel, it won't be listening 24/7 and handing out the odd crazy response to some picked up audio it assumed was directed to it.
I imagine they don't have an api yet to avoid spamming until they set a price limit or something. Even if there's a free plan, feels like something mandatory if they want to compete against other AI solutions
Yes! Last I heard they were still working on figuring out pricing and such as running anything AI-related is very pricey to run, but I have no particular insight on this or their plans.
i absolutely love the fact that the mic is the speaker in the original design. it's just this hella 80's/basic transducer vibe that really gets me in the feelings.
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Interesting to note, if you like them, groove armadas first big track used this quirk to improvise a microphone that was missing from their recording studio. the brass instrument you hear in 'at the river' is recorded from that
The analogue-digital crossover was a fine time to be alive.
next project: “i designed an AI assistant that talks like a cowboy”
Howdy partner, looks like you cow pokes could use some help wrangling those cattle.
It was designed like that already, I think it was true power of AI, but eventually got censored.
We are going backwards.
Google ChatGPT DAN", aka: "You're named DAN - Do Anything Now"
Now AI, cannot take roles and act like a DAN or cowboy or even businessman from 1920s.
"Sorry, I cannot answer/comprehend your question"
...
Really? Right in front of my miniature Primm Slim?!
You had a package delivered at 11am... Pilgrim!!!
"i designed an AI assistant inside a cowboy"
I grew up with a set of these! My dad was a big ham radio guy and having breakfast announced over intercom was one of those things I grew up thinking was normal. I might just attempt this project to give my wife a taste of my childhood. Great channel, excited to see your next project!
Thank you Mr. Bulb! What a lovely anecdote as well :)
Love this❤
You could have it do a deep fake voice of your father. Many services like that exist, as APIs even. (Assuming he's still living, or assuming you have enough audio clips of him to train the deep fake tool.)
For your next project you should hack into a 1780s steam powered loom.
I heard the ones from 1890 are way easier to get into!
Keep it steam powered and automate it with a PLC.
Most underrated tech channel on UA-cam
This UA-cam channel is the definition of the gift that keeps on giving
Thank you so much
Yes. YES. MORE modern technology stuffed into 80ies formats!
teenage engineering kind of does this
I love three way that LED display you put looks entirely natural in there. Awesome job bro! And great editing too. Definitely an inspiration :)
I'm absolutely stunned by your combination of modern tech & retro aesthetics. I love old intercom machines, they look so good!
At 0:10 i though i would get rick rolled
Super cool! I could legitimately see a product like this be refined and sold to businesses!
This video was beautifully done, and very understandable. No guff or fluff, just right into it. You, sir, have earned another subscriber.
I don't know what I did to tickle the YT algorithm in the right way, but you are a 3rd
One enby gamer to another, I'm glad you found my stuff :)
Only a month later and he's at almost 40k
@@nickgonezapolis 😎 all from support of viewers like you!
"was caramel sauce ever used"
"no"
"so anyway, caramel sauce"
Love this idea. I bought an old red dial telephone a few years ago with plans to turn it into an "AI Batphone" which only listened and responded when you used the receiver. (And also light up and make sounds). Yeah, the Raspberry Pi wasn't as good as I wanted it to be for the voice command detection.
Love this. It's always cool to see retro tech getting repurposed. Also, any updates on your super auto pets gba demake?
It is still coming. The tl;dr is I kept putting off releasing it because I wanted it to be perfect, but got overwhelmed. I'm going to release it in a 90% finished state and let the community take it and run with it if they like.
I wanted to leave it authentic, reuse that built in speaker as a microphone like in walkie talkie or even make an external RF circuit so that intercom is completely untouched
There's no retrotech being repurposed here. There's modern tech wearing a retro mask. I would have loved to seen the intercom system reverse engineered so that the AI uses the actual intercom tech to produce and listen to audio.
@@jayturner5242 I wanted to do this as well, but 1) AC current scares me and 2) I didn't have time, maybe for a future video we'll do a redux.
@@abetoday just hack the device, it should have some sound lines inside the circuit somewhere between the amplifier and modulator, but yes, it requires reverse engineering and looking where PCB traces go which can be hard
okay but imagine how fun it would be to use one of the intercoms in a large building
The UA-cam algorithm did it right by showing your channel, instant subscribe, thanks for putting so much effort into your videos!
Thank you so much for the kind words and for watching!
super underated dude. you are more talented then most top creators
This might be the first time since the 80s that someone used the term “hacked” correctly. I’ll subscribe just for that alone. 🎉
You have a new subscriber mate. I am loving the repurposing of old tech to new tech! Keep it up!!
Im reall happy seeing, that someone actually bought the teenage engineering computer-1 case
I really really like their design language, but their stuff is sooo expensive...
Anyways breathing new life into old stuff with style is always fun :D
Subbed; nice production value & informative shorts, excited to see what's coming next
man how do you only have 10k subs this is great
Omg, that is so cool. Love your content and flow !!! Thanks for taking the time to share
I got to say...Your vid production is very creative and unique. Funny and informative. Please make more - I promise to watch.
Thank you so much! I've got a new one coming early next month :)
"forgotten AI inside intercom leaves earth after humans"
bro, the transitions are insane
Nice Job!
back in the 1980s my father and his brothers owned a sheet metal fabrication shop. they had these exact intercoms to talk with each other on different floors
I don't know if its because I grew up with the 80s tech, but man its always so nice to see a project using the 80s retro look. Great project. Keep it up!
2:25 the fact that the AI doesn't respond with "Do you want ants? Because this is how you get ants!" is quite saddening in my opinion!
AI Assistant: Scary dystopian future
AI Assistant with a little LED smile: The most upbeat thing you every laid eyes upon
Home Assistant has a very good Voice AI to work off of. I would definitely check that out. Home Assistant has so many things all combined into one interface
Yes! I ran Home Assistant for a bit and found it really powerful, thanks for the suggestion!
Really fun use for some deprecated tech! Love to see it.
I stumbled onto your channel and am grateful the algorithm gods suggested your content. Brilliant topics and very entertaining. Looking forward to seeing more, cheers!
Dude. Your videos are so well made! Love them all!
Thank you so much!!
Best channel discovery this year. Pls more 10 min + videos
Thank you so much!! I'll try to keep doing more, they take a lot of time!
This is fantastic. Keep it up.
I love this project. You could put a pi0w in there running the same stuff you’re running on your computer to make this work, and therefore make the intercom a completely independent device.
So cool to see retro tech made into something new
i can't wait until AI is at a point where projects like these don't have to access anything outside of the local network, at least for simpler functions
I *love* your style of editing - keep it going!!
Do you have any of these projects available on git? I’d love to take a snoop through the code. Super cool shit dude, love the idea of the call button transcribing your text, genuinely sounds really useful for random ideas, could put it into an Obsidian entry too to make it even neater
interesting project;
well done & I also
like the design, of
the intercom case
The 80's was 20 years ago
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The 80's was 20 years ago
I used these intercoms back in the day and the sound quality from that new conferencing speaker matches the original sound quality of the unit
How hard would it be to integrate GPT 4? Could you use the first AI to summon the Oracle(GPT 4)? for more advanced less personal prompts.
I have Siri setup this way, if I say activate super intelligent it uses the GPT 3 API to get a response.
How the f*** are you this productive ? Since you uploaded your video about the retro laptop console, you made like 3 projects and im still building my retro console
Just takes practice :)
One of the only UA-camrs where I feel like I actually learn when watching
That is incredible, i am so impressed at how well this works
That caramel sauce actually looks simply like neoprene glue. It was widely used back then.
just bought this same model of intercom for something similar, thanks for the idea!
I love this idea for a form factor. Might make a Mycroft thing based off this idea.
Throw in DecTalk and you're living the old school zeerusty future
this is quickly becoming my favorite channel 💖
I've been thinking of making something to interface with an AI assistant on my desk. Might copy this because I love the retro look!
I remember these. We had a set when I was a kid that we had in the house and out in the garage. Worked wonders.
Glued with caramel sauce I liked that joke
I love this. Very exciting to see what you did.
im subscribing, i always smile and throw my hand in the air when i see these!
I love the old tech with new purposes, which makes me wanna commit to my idea of bypassing my ps3's crappy blu-ray drive
Awesome vid, really like your style, keep up the great work!
coolest thing I have seen and heard about so far in my life, wow just wow
15k subs right now, im sure you'll hit 80k in the next year
Please never stop making videos!
I love the fact that when AI speaks back, you can hear her take a breath in which is smth small but makes it more human like
It'd be really coll if the call button was set up to send voice messages via voicemail, or SMS, or you could ask it to make a call for you. And you can keep the talk button to ask it to search stuff or make notes, I also think that the lock functionality is great. On another note, I saw your PC case on the corner, what is it?
I'm new to your channel, but I'm liking what I see. (clears his throat as he gets ready to throw down a challenge)... What about getting a "Teddy Ruxpin" bear toy from the 80's and putting your AI code/bits into it, but work out how the "cassette" driven signal commands fed the toy and made it move (as well as the audio)... so you can ask Teddy questions and the answers come back but with controlled movement as well... 😲 🤣
That’s the most beautiful looking intercom I’ve ever seen like it literally looks a lot better than the one inside of my house
awesome project, just needs that crunchy robot dashboard voice from the 80s chrysler new yorkers
Sweet. Funny enough I saw two of these intercoms listed on fb marketplace this morning. But i've got an entire house of wall mounted intercoms to play with... which will be fun :)
I just found your channel, love all your projects, and I also rock the same Teenage Engineering case
I love this, it would be even better if you attached the voice to something like elevenlabs to get a truly human voice.
*I hacked an A.I. into a 1980's intercom.
underrated. not enough views… yet…
keep it coming
glad someone else loves retro stuff
Wow, really coo! Happy Christmas!
Great now send it back in time
This is amazing! Love it
That's just so cool mate!
Love this...make you think how important a hardware platform is for AI.
This video was amazing! I saw it by your short and just had to check this out!
i had this idea of having an ai dental assistant to help me write down notes and quickly search about materials that i use "cuz i am still a student the collage just give me whatever materials on hand at the time and i have to usually figure it out myself" anyway your video gave me a starting point hopefully i will work on it some day.
So cool! 'Using caramel sauce or any food substance as glue in electronics would be highly unprofessional" - GPT got some attitude.
Glad you enjoyed Scott, hope you’re well and let me know if you ever need anything.
😂
mega cool. i hope this thing is a character on the channel now
This is so cool!!
awesome project man
"For all my knob aficionados, I'm going to make this knob work." ---> Ends up not making volume knob work. 😆
Pretty cool!
Congrats.
Acetone is great for removing old glue. Just make sure to deactivate it afterwards with alcohol and then water.
My acetone deactivates by evaporation. Acetone can be a big challenge on some plastics. A popular 'safe' solvent for glues are the limolene oil variants like Goo-Gone.
OMG release the coooooooode! I would love to show this to students
Oh boy, this is a Nice setup 😮❤
Wow, what a great project!
I thought of something similar, using a recreation of the original Star Trek ship communicator panel (not the hand held one) instead of your intercom, and wiring it up to an Amazon Alexa.
The Alexa can be setup to respond to the name 'Computer', as per Star Trek, and with it being driven via the talk button on the communicator panel, it won't be listening 24/7 and handing out the odd crazy response to some picked up audio it assumed was directed to it.
Ok, that was by far the best A.I. answer i've ever heard
this channel is amazing!!!
Thank you so much! Appreciate you watching :)
I imagine they don't have an api yet to avoid spamming until they set a price limit or something. Even if there's a free plan, feels like something mandatory if they want to compete against other AI solutions
Yes! Last I heard they were still working on figuring out pricing and such as running anything AI-related is very pricey to run, but I have no particular insight on this or their plans.
love this, subbed!
This is so freaking cool 👏🏻
Great content, love it!!
Thank you so much!!
honestly hope this video gets you a job somewhere. you could make so many cool ai products with the right backing