Pankaj, a Bengaluru-based developer, posted pictures and a demonstration video of the modified device, explaining that he built the assistant using a Raspberry Pi and other inexpensive components.

The user needs to pick up the receiver and speak naturally to issue commands such as booking a cab, ordering food, scheduling reminders, controlling smart home lights, or having casual conversations.

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But one man decided to give such an old object a completely new life. An X user named Pankaj took his grandfather’s old rotary-style landline phone and turned it into a fully functional AI assistant.