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Higgsfield AI is an AI-native creative suite from Higgsfield that generates images, videos, and synthetic voice from text prompts or reference media, and provides editing and upscaling tools. It includes an AI agent to automate creative workflows and is accessible via web and mobile; it accepts text and media inputs and produces image, video and audio outputs.

AssemblyAI is a voice AI infrastructure platform that provides APIs and models for transcribing, understanding, and interacting with speech. Its products include pre-recorded, realtime, and synchronous speech-to-text APIs; speech understanding for capabilities such as speaker identification, sentiment, chapters, and summaries; inline audio and transcript guardrails; an LLM Gateway with fallback; and a Voice Agent API with turn detection and interruption handling. The platform can combine speech-to-text, an LLM, and text-to-speech into a real-time voice-agent stack, and supports voice applications such as notetakers, call analytics, medical transcription, dictation, agent assist, and AI scribes. AssemblyAI states that its speech-to-text APIs support 99 languages and that its infrastructure processes about 2 million hours of audio per day.

The Vercel AI SDK is an open-source software development kit from Vercel that provides components and utilities to integrate large language models and other AI features into web applications. It supports multiple model providers and both server- and client-side usage, and is maintained by Vercel on GitHub.

OpenAI API is a cloud service that provides access to OpenAI's AI models, enabling developers to integrate language processing capabilities into applications. It is used for tasks such as generating text, building chatbots, and orchestrating context and model selection. The API is commonly employed as a backend for various AI-powered tools and services.

Vertex AI is Google Cloud’s managed platform for developing and deploying machine-learning and generative-AI applications. It provides hosted models and APIs that applications, including agents, can call at runtime, along with tools for model training, evaluation, and serving.