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This is an interesting take, and I'd guess that the training data for this probably did use podcasts as a source. Getting very realistic / real world conversat
by hereonout2 2y ago
This is an interesting take, and I'd guess that the training data for this probably did use podcasts as a source.
Getting very realistic / real world conversational training data for an ai would be hard. Only a subset of us appear on podcasts, radio or tv and probably all speak in a slightly artificial manner when we do.
- jofzar 2y agoI agree, I thinks it's probably very easy to find billions of hours of conversation on YouTube, but non of it is set to training data with a good transcript.
- hereonout2 2y agoYep! it's public dialogue, intended for an audience with a prepared topic, etc. Or it's actors imitating private dialogue, but again shaping it towards an audience. AI agents like this are trying to recreate personal intimacy I guess, which does feel like it might be different somehow.
- scoot 2y agoWhen I commented on the unnatural cadence, it told me that it had been trained on podcasts, which does help explain the issue - some people tend to “live-edit” themselves when a conversation is being recorded, which leads to this staccato. It seems they need to find a better source of training date for more natural conversational speech.