Nobody prompt-caches their voice agent: cache warming is the easiest latency win
TheMoonMidas · x · 2026-10-15
- @devp argues AI engineers ship great models but awful first impressions: in voice, latency isn't a metric, it's the product — users give a voice agent about one second, while a text chatbot can afford three.
- The article says cache warming is the easiest, highest-leverage way to cut latency, yet almost nobody does it, even in voice AI.
- The reposter adds that this obsession with the first second is one reason boardyai stands out.
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