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>A man talking as water splashes and gurgles and a motor engine hums in the background. This the first time I heard AI Simlish. I wonder what the training data
by maxglute 2y ago
>A man talking as water splashes and gurgles and a motor engine hums in the background.
This the first time I heard AI Simlish. I wonder what the training data was. Seems like work is done by John Hopkins and Tencent, but the fake AI language sounds... Indic? Are there other examples of AI generating speech in... hallucinated languages?
- mhuffman 2y agoIf you go to their demo[0] and type in a prompt to ask it to say something (eg. a person says "hello") it seems to hallucinate a response in a made up language ... maybe, I don't speak every language. [0]https://huggingface.co/spaces/OpenSound/EzAudio https://huggingface.co/spaces/OpenSound/EzAudio
- bane 2y agoI can't wait for a new round of moral panic to set in over this. Some of us remember the hysteria over playing rock music backwards.
- alex_duf 2y agoSimlish is the first thing that cam to my mind too.
- ben_w 2y ago> Are there other examples of AI generating speech in... hallucinated languages? Sure: https://suno.com/song/0c05e4bd-5879-4e1d-9bdd-555d76569501 https://suno.com/song/0c05e4bd-5879-4e1d-9bdd-555d76569501 No chance that it's getting ancient Summerian correct.
- Y_Y 2y agoOf course, you can't just mathematically derive a language that isn't in the training set. Except Sanskrit, naturally.