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Voice agents get confused by echo too

· Webrtchacks · Oct. 8, 2026, 12:14 p.m.
reverse engineering Technology AEC AEC3 voice recognition WebRTC Browser Performance Voice Agents
Summary
This blog post by Philipp Hancke examines the phenomenon where voice agents respond to their own greetings, analyzing how echo cancellation, gain control, and voice activity detection thresholds impact performance in different browsers. He provides data on echo occurrences, highlighting a 21% incidence in Edge sessions compared to 4% in Chrome.
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