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Description
AudioLM is an innovative audio language model designed to create high-quality, coherent speech and piano music by solely learning from raw audio data, eliminating the need for text transcripts or symbolic forms. It organizes audio in a hierarchical manner through two distinct types of discrete tokens: semantic tokens, which are derived from a self-supervised model to capture both phonetic and melodic structures along with broader context, and acoustic tokens, which come from a neural codec to maintain speaker characteristics and intricate waveform details. This model employs a series of three Transformer stages, initiating with the prediction of semantic tokens to establish the overarching structure, followed by the generation of coarse tokens, and culminating in the production of fine acoustic tokens for detailed audio synthesis. Consequently, AudioLM can take just a few seconds of input audio to generate seamless continuations that effectively preserve voice identity and prosody in speech, as well as melody, harmony, and rhythm in music. Remarkably, evaluations by humans indicate that the synthetic continuations produced are almost indistinguishable from actual recordings, demonstrating the technology's impressive authenticity and reliability. This advancement in audio generation underscores the potential for future applications in entertainment and communication, where realistic sound reproduction is paramount.
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MAI-Voice-2-Flash represents Microsoft AI's rapid and effective text-to-speech solution, designed specifically for high-demand voice applications where quick response times are vital. This model generates highly authentic, expressive speech while maintaining the natural prosody, acoustic quality, and human-like characteristics such as rhythm, intonation, and emotional depth found in MAI-Voice-2. It is engineered for instantaneous synthesis, operating at twice the speed of MAI-Voice-2, which makes it ideal for use in voice agents, virtual assistants, interactive applications, call centers, and IVR systems that require immediate interaction. Supporting 15 languages across 18 distinct locales, it also boasts a collection of licensed, curated voices that are readily available for use. Developers have the ability to manipulate speaking style and emotion via SSML, allowing them to tailor the delivery with expressions like joy, excitement, empathy, sadness, whispering, or shouting, thereby enhancing various conversational contexts and branding experiences. This flexibility not only enriches user interaction but also ensures that the voice output aligns perfectly with the intended message or sentiment.
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Microsoft Azure
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Microsoft Dynamics 365
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Microsoft Excel
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Microsoft Foundry
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Microsoft OneDrive
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Microsoft PowerPoint
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Vendor Details
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Country
United States
Website
research.google/blog/audiolm-a-language-modeling-approach-to-audio-generation/
Vendor Details
Company Name
Microsoft
Founded
1975
Country
United States
Website
microsoft.ai