Announcing the Initial Release of Mozilla’s Open Source Speech Recognition Model and Voice Dataset

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▶Announcing the Initial Release of Mozilla’s Open Source Speech Recognition Model and Voice Dataset Stephen Klabdick 11/30/17 (Thu) 15:56:30 No.830172>>830183 >>830225 >>831755 >>836331 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

Announcing the Initial Release of Mozilla’s Open Source Speech Recognition Model and Voice Dataset

At Mozilla we’re excited about the potential of speech recognition. We believe this technology can and will enable a wave of innovative products and services, and that it should be available to everyone.

And yet, while this technology is still maturing, we’re seeing significant barriers to innovation that can put people first. These challenges inspired us to launch Project DeepSpeech and Project Common Voice. Today, we have reached two important milestones in these projects for the speech recognition work of our Machine Learning Group at Mozilla.

I’m excited to announce the initial release of Mozilla’s open source speech recognition model that has an accuracy approaching what humans can perceive when listening to the same recordings. We are also releasing the world’s second largest publicly available voice dataset, which was contributed to by nearly 20,000 people globally.

Read the full article:

https://blog.mozilla.org/blog/2017/11/29/announcing-the-initial-release-of-mozillas-open-source-speech-recognition-model-and-voice-dataset/

discuss

▶Anonymous 11/30/17 (Thu) 16:33:12 No.830183>>830673

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>>830172 (OP)

At least it wasn't written in rust.

▶Anonymous 11/30/17 (Thu) 16:33:14 No.830184

Probably will be used for spying somehow.

▶Anonymous 11/30/17 (Thu) 16:47:55 No.830188>>830281

https://voice.mozilla.org/

>Help us validate sentences!

>Press play, listen & tell us: did they accurately speak the sentence below?

Downboat all Niggers/Poo in the Loos/Females tbh

▶Anonymous 11/30/17 (Thu) 17:02:06 No.830190>>830192

In a way v57 was the best thing that ever happened to Firefox. Now that I've freed myself, don't have to give two shits about what Mozilla is up to anymore.

▶Anonymous 11/30/17 (Thu) 17:06:40 No.830192>>830203

>>830190

epic. sage negated btw

posted with firefox quantum v58.0b7 (64-bit)

▶Anonymous 11/30/17 (Thu) 17:33:33 No.830195

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>world’s second largest publicly available voice dataset

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/project-common-voice-by-mozilla/id1240588326?mt=8

some apple users are not a lost cause

▶Anonymous 11/30/17 (Thu) 17:36:11 No.830196>>830200 >>830281 >>830297

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https://voice.mozilla.org/

you can also do it with out the app. i have the inclination to read off some quality material into it but I really don't want to give away my voice, maybe with a fuck with the voice.

"Would you like a stamp?"

>Jews did 9/11.

▶Anonymous 11/30/17 (Thu) 17:42:27 No.830200

It's disappointingly rare for machine learning projects (especially authors of a paper) to properly provide all of the implementation source code, the full training set, applicable processing and tokenization scripts, and pretrained models. Mozilla seems to have actually set their priorities straight for once in creating a fully FOSS end-to-end speech recognition system.

>>830196

What, and shit up the one project Mozilla didn't completely fuck up? I was looking forward to using this training set myself.

▶Anonymous 11/30/17 (Thu) 17:46:25 No.830203>>830218 >>830281

>>830192

are you happy being a goy?

▶Anonymous 11/30/17 (Thu) 18:08:49 No.830217

After all the shit Mozilla has been up to, i'm skeptical, but who knows? It could be a good project.

▶sage negated Anonymous 11/30/17 (Thu) 18:09:33 No.830218>>830241 >>830242

>>830203

you forgot to call me a soyboy cuck

▶Anonymous 11/30/17 (Thu) 18:35:27 No.830225

>>830172 (OP)

I bet 10b dollarydoos they're all secretly sent to gawgle

▶Anonymous 11/30/17 (Thu) 18:47:37 No.830230>>830231

I bet it's permissively licensed so google can get even more data without paying and keep all theirs proprietary.

▶Anonymous 11/30/17 (Thu) 18:48:54 No.830231

>>830230

CC-BY-SA or bust

▶Anonymous 11/30/17 (Thu) 19:09:17 No.830241

>>830218

>cuck soyboy leftist trying and failing to steal the word cuck and apply it to non-cucks.

▶Anonymous 11/30/17 (Thu) 19:09:40 No.830242>>830682

>>830218

this is probably the rustfag

▶Anonymous 11/30/17 (Thu) 20:05:48 No.830271>>830281

Who is funding Mozilla to work on these silly pet projects?

▶Anonymous 11/30/17 (Thu) 20:35:33 No.830281>>830290

>>830188

(((Google))) shill/thrall

>>830196

(((Google))) shill/thrall

>>830203

(((Google))) shill/thrall

>>830271

(((Google))) shill/thrall

▶Anonymous 11/30/17 (Thu) 20:50:05 No.830290>>830293

>>830281

Issue is that your voice goes into a public database... Anyone cal troll through it and get your voice.

I wonder how exploitable this is. Can you steer it in a bad direction with bad samples (ie. giberish, pajeet speak).

Can you use this as a means of leaving behind coded messages?

▶Anonymous 11/30/17 (Thu) 20:56:09 No.830293>>830695

>>830290

mozilla can tie the voice to an apple account, which is tied to a real name. their anonymity is always a lie.

i don't know how useful even having some random lemming's voice with a full name is though.

>Can you use this as a means of leaving behind coded messages?

that would be interesting, i wonder if you could encode shit into the audio stream, and if they would be able to process it out. if you wanted to sabotage the database you encode all manner of illegal or questionable shit. i don't really see why that's useful either though. fuck mozilla and all that but huge sample's of voices with transcriptions for free is useful for everyone.

▶Anonymous 11/30/17 (Thu) 21:08:01 No.830297>>830327

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>>830196

If the system is even half competent then it's already preloaded with prediction software. If it predicts that X word will contain Y sounds, and it gets Z instead then it will probably reject it without telling you, and you'd just be wasting hours giggling to yourself but not actually accomplishing anything.

▶Anonymous 11/30/17 (Thu) 22:08:23 No.830327

>>830297

I found one nonsense sample and some clearly wrong ones. Why waste CPU cycles on verifying stuff that will get verified by volunteers for free.

▶Anonymous 11/30/17 (Thu) 22:15:50 No.830334>>830340

I am the system administrator.

My voice is my password.

Verify me.

▶Anonymous 11/30/17 (Thu) 22:29:12 No.830340>>830364

>>830334

this is why you never use any form of biometric data for passwords, ever. usernames maybe if your too fucking lazy to type it in

▶Anonymous 11/30/17 (Thu) 22:38:19 No.830344

> Announcing the Initial Release of Mozilla’s

Stopped reading there.

▶Anonymous 11/30/17 (Thu) 23:18:44 No.830364

>>830340

Biometrics are for identification, not authorization.

▶Anonymous 12/01/17 (Fri) 08:17:58 No.830615

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>soon, Firefox will listen to you and report you to Soros if you say bad things

▶Anonymous 12/01/17 (Fri) 11:22:09 No.830673>>830694

>>830183

why WASN'T it written in rust? wtf!

▶Anonymous 12/01/17 (Fri) 11:32:37 No.830682

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>>830242

correct. i made this thread btw

▶Anonymous 12/01/17 (Fri) 11:52:19 No.830694

>>830673

They wanted to appeal to your tastes, anon.

▶Anonymous 12/01/17 (Fri) 12:03:03 No.830695>>830762

>>830293

>you encode all manner of illegal or questionable shit

Steganocrypt some CP inside... Then half a year later leak the decryption method to media outlets. What a nice idea, anon!

> Mozilla caught up in a child porn distribution scandal.

> Care about your kids? Don't use Firefox!

> 10 facts about Mozilla that will make you...

▶Anonymous 12/01/17 (Fri) 15:18:08 No.830762>>830774

>>830695

Someone once encoded CP links into the bitcoin blockchain in some transactions' coinbase parameter but nobody's calling for a ban on that basis.

▶Anonymous 12/01/17 (Fri) 16:04:16 No.830774>>830778 >>836320

>>830762

Well, it's links, not CP itself. Those links are probably dead by now. Many file hostings maintain hashes of known CP files. Arguably, those hashes may be considered "links", because that's precisely how BitTorrent + DHT work. Posting a link to CP is not illegal, but storing it even in an encrypted form may be, depending on your jurisdiction.

▶Anonymous 12/01/17 (Fri) 16:14:34 No.830775

>all voice recognition software that exists is proprietary and/or sends data to Google/Amazon/Microsoft/Apple servers to analyze

>Mozilla releases a completely open source version

>asks users to contribute to it so it can be properly trained and of quality

<(((THEM!1!!!1))) cuck soyboy pajeet let's sabotage this le goy jew le botnet SJW tranny XDDDDD

Is this supposed to be a technology board, or did all the tech enthusiasts get replaced by /pol/ LARPers?

▶Anonymous 12/01/17 (Fri) 16:31:35 No.830778>>836360

>>830774

>Posting a link to CP is not illegal

I think it is in some countries.

I might be thinking of linking to copyrighted material

▶Anonymous 12/03/17 (Sun) 07:55:41 No.831755

>>830172 (OP)

>voice dataset

>mozilla

>20,000 people

<faggots dying of aids no doubt

>giving computers the idea humans have lisps since 2017

▶Anonymous 12/11/17 (Mon) 14:59:56 No.836320

>>830774

I want to start a file hosting service where would I get this hash DB? this is the shit no one wants to talk about or admit to.

▶Anonymous 12/11/17 (Mon) 16:07:02 No.836331

>>830172 (OP)

I can't wait for an actually useful speech to text engine, I have tens of thousands of hours of podcasts and speeches in need of transcription.

▶Anonymous 12/11/17 (Mon) 18:06:35 No.836360

>>830778

Most CP is copyrighted. I doubt you'd find many people willing to try enforcing their copyright on it, though.

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