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This looks like a fake website. The creator of the website is claiming credit for the model, which does not appear to be created by him. The original model can
by ipsum2 2y ago
This looks like a fake website. The creator of the website is claiming credit for the model, which does not appear to be created by him. The original model can be found here, along with the source code: https://huggingface.co/hexgrad/Kokoro-82M https://huggingface.co/hexgrad/Kokoro-82M
Every popular machine learning paper has a fake website associated with it, for some reason. Can anyone figure out why? Another example, someone created this website https://imagen3.org https://imagen3.org, which is NOT Imagen3 by Google. However, it currently ranks #2 for the model name.
- padolsey 2y agoThis seems to be a general pattern emerging. Cynical opportunists are wrapping hf endpoints/embeds in dodgy SaaS offerings. A similar one is BetterDictation, which tbf I do use. But I still hate that people are profiting off open-spirited ML engineers and HF's goodwill. Notice in this case that each testimonial avatar links to an image asset with a different name than the purported persons' name. Notice additionally the user in the thread who's pushing this 'product'; their post history makes it obvious they're an LLM slopBot...
- atoav 2y agoWhy? Some people are so convinced they won't make it if they follow the rules and ethical principles, they try to do with out them.
- dudus 2y agoYou can buy SaaS kits that include a frontend with pricing pages, backend and all code necessary to wrap any API and resell at a profit.