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Qwen launched the Qwen-Audio-3.1 series, featuring ASR, ASR-Next, TTS, TTS-Next, and Realtime models. Key upgrades include multi-language and dialect support, emotion recognition, and full-duplex interaction. Significant price cuts include 70% for TTS, 85% for Realtime, and up to 95% for ASR. The models are now available on the Qwen AI platform, with the ASR-Next API rolling out soon. These advancements position audio as a natural interface for human-computer interaction, integrating with smart hardware and AI agents.
Qwen launched the Qwen-Audio-3.1 series, featuring ASR, ASR-Next, TTS, TTS-Next, and Realtime models. Key upgrades include multi-language and dialect support, emotion recognition, and full-duplex interaction. Significant price cuts include 70% for TTS, 85% for Realtime, and up to 95% for ASR. The models are now available on the Qwen AI platform, with the ASR-Next API rolling out soon. These advancements position audio as a natural interface for human-computer interaction, integrating with smart hardware and AI agents.
MiniMax has open-sourced its native multimodal flagship model M3 with 428B total parameters and 23B active parameters. It is the first industry open-source large model trained from scratch with multimodal mixing. Within two weeks, M3 topped global open-source intelligence rankings. It excels in coding and autonomous task decomposition, generating deliverable-quality code.
MiniMax has open-sourced its native multimodal flagship model M3 with 428B total parameters and 23B active parameters. It is the first industry open-source large model trained from scratch with multimodal mixing. Within two weeks, M3 topped global open-source intelligence rankings. It excels in coding and autonomous task decomposition, generating deliverable-quality code.
OpenAI executives respond to paid ChatGPT users complaints about promotional messages resembling ads. The company says there are no live ad tests and the suggestions were part of a test for its app platform with no financial component. An executive acknowledged the experience fell short and the feature has been turned off for improvements.
OpenAI executives respond to paid ChatGPT users complaints about promotional messages resembling ads. The company says there are no live ad tests and the suggestions were part of a test for its app platform with no financial component. An executive acknowledged the experience fell short and the feature has been turned off for improvements.
