Xavier Basset

AI • Software • Engineering • Entrepreneur

Hello
I'm a tech enthusiast passionate about creating technology that gives people superpowers—whether for work or fun. I founded Hoomano, a startup on natural interactions with AI. I've co-chaired a human-machine interaction AI research lab and pioneered multimodal chat UX with LLMs. For my customers, I've built an enterprise-grade AI Assistant platform used by 1000+ users, a realtime voice prototyping framework and a really cool exploration of an AI call-manager web plugin to advance the world of AI applications. And also other cool things

My goal? To create trustworthy ways for everyone to interact with technology—be it for communicating, learning, or just playing around.
I'm committed to building the kind of tech we'd want our kids to use for their entire lives.
Reach out! More about me

Empowering Care and Connection

April 21, 2025

Imagine a world where AI empowers care, freeing human hearts to connect more deeply – discover how this shift is already happening. From Ghibli filters to real-world impact: witness the surprising surge in AI adoption and its power to revolutionize support for those who need it most.

My coding muscle

March 8, 2025

I've been coding since 25 years. The practices have changed more in the last 2 years than in the previous 20. And that's a good thing.

Dynamic Confidence Estimation for LLM Task Execution

February 3, 2025

How do you measure the reliability of LLM outputs in production?
Run tasks multiple times, track dominant results, and calculate dynamic confidence with statistical methods (LLN, CLT). Practical guidelines and code in this post.

Rico LeBot • Real-time Voice Interface Toolkit

December 13, 2024

A toolkit inspired by the OpenAI Builders Lab to simplify creating real-time, web-based voice interfaces powered by OpenAI's Realtime API and function calls.

Evolution of jobs

September 11, 2024

Technology is evolving faster than ever, transforming jobs multiple times within a single generation, and AI's success depends on flexibility and user adoption rather than forcing change.