That's pretty remarkable. I'm glad to be reducing reliance on a network for what is becoming a much more frequent and natural method of input. I hope that high-quality offline text-to-speech...
That's pretty remarkable. I'm glad to be reducing reliance on a network for what is becoming a much more frequent and natural method of input.
I hope that high-quality offline text-to-speech follows. PicoTTS works, but it's not great. Getting the quality of wavenet voices onto local devices would be another leap forward.
Just yesterday I was thinking that I would love a google home or Alexa style device in my house, but I don't want the recordings leaving my house. So this seems like a great step in the right...
Just yesterday I was thinking that I would love a google home or Alexa style device in my house, but I don't want the recordings leaving my house. So this seems like a great step in the right direction, right?
I realize that I'd have to pay more for a device like that, but it would be worth it.
edit: ooo, I found this project which claims to be all about privacy-first. https://snips.ai/ Does anyone know anything this and how well it works?
That's pretty remarkable. I'm glad to be reducing reliance on a network for what is becoming a much more frequent and natural method of input.
I hope that high-quality offline text-to-speech follows. PicoTTS works, but it's not great. Getting the quality of wavenet voices onto local devices would be another leap forward.
Just yesterday I was thinking that I would love a google home or Alexa style device in my house, but I don't want the recordings leaving my house. So this seems like a great step in the right direction, right?
I realize that I'd have to pay more for a device like that, but it would be worth it.
edit: ooo, I found this project which claims to be all about privacy-first. https://snips.ai/ Does anyone know anything this and how well it works?
Edit2: this project looks like actual FOSS https://github.com/leon-ai/leon