Talents
The talent sees you: the camera in conversation
If you wish, you turn on the camera in the job interview. The talent thanks you, says something about what it sees — the green jumper, the cup in your hand — and takes the picture into account in its answers. Nothing is stored.
A cosa serve#
A conversation becomes more personal when both sides can see each other. The talent reacts to you like an attentive conversation partner: it notices that you are having a drink or holding up a phone, and can answer a question that needs the picture. It sticks strictly to the harmless.
Come funziona#
Percorso di clicTalentsJob interviewTurn on camera
- 1In the conversation window, choose “Turn on camera”.
- 2Read the short notice and confirm with “Turn on” — only then does the browser ask for the camera. Only the picture is shared, no sound.
- 3The talent says: “Oh, hello – thank you! Now I can see you too.” and makes a short remark about what it sees.
- 4Keep talking as usual. If something clearly changes in the picture, the talent may mention it in passing; for a question it uses the picture only if the question needs it.
- 5“Turn off camera” ends the seeing immediately. The conversation continues without the camera.
Impostazioni e interruttori#
Nessun interruttore proprio nel catalogo — la funzione fa parte del suo contesto.
- The camera is always off until you turn it on. It is only on as long as you want.
- The talent comments on the picture of its own accord at most four times (the greeting included), at least 15 seconds apart.
The path of a picture#
- Only after a click and a confirmation does the browser ask for the camera — picture only, no sound.
- The browser reduces a single still image to at most 512 pixels on its longest side. It is sent with the greeting, together with a question and when something clearly changes in the picture.
- Whether something changes is measured by the browser itself on a tiny greyscale image every three seconds; nothing is sent for this.
- The still image goes to a language model of a provider in Paris (EU) — only there, to no other provider, not even as a fallback.
- After the answer the picture is gone: no storage, no database, no log with an image.
What the talent says — and what it never says#
Only the obvious and harmless is allowed: clothing and its colour, an object in your hand such as a cup, glass, phone, pen or book, what you are visibly doing (drinking, waving, holding something up), the surroundings roughly, and a clear smile.
Never mentioned, hinted at or estimated: age, gender, origin, skin colour, religion, health, disability, body shape, attractiveness, feelings or mood (except a smile) and political symbols. The talent recognises nobody, guesses no name, reads out no texts, ID cards or screens and does not describe other people in the picture.
Doubly secured: the instruction to the model forbids all of this, and a net of words checks every answer afterwards. If it catches something, the talent says a neutral sentence instead.
Suggerimenti#
- Hold an object up to the camera and ask about it — the talent answers the question with a look at the picture.
- If it is dark or blurred, the talent says in a friendly way that it cannot make much out right now. It does not guess.
Funzioni correlate#
- The job interview: by voice, as with a personYou choose a talent, press a button and speak: the talent listens, answers in its own voice, can be interrupted and stays within its knowledge profile. If you prefer to type, you type.
- Rights, approvals, data protection and the EU with TalentsA talent does not decide, sends nothing and only sees what it is given. Conversations are not stored, answers come from a language model in Paris (EU), and fixed checks run before and after the AI.
- Talents: frequently asked questionsAre they agents? How do they differ from avatars? Are they dangerous, where does the data go, who is liable, what does it cost? Honest answers to the questions most often asked about Talents.
