Introducing hertz-dev - Standard Intelligence
For the last few months, the team at Standard Intelligence has been doing research in cross-modality learning. We're excited to announce that we're open-sourcing an early product of this research, an 8.5B, full-duplex, audio-only base model: hertz-dev. Audio modality is imperative to creating interactive agents that feel natural. Currently the two methods of utilizing audio with generative AI are either diffusion based methods or autoregressive methods. Though diffusion based audio models prove to be good at music generation and small samples, truly interactive audio generation needs to be autoregressive. The largest problems in this field are 1) Getting audio generation that sounds human (ie. non-synthetic as well as handling interruptions well) and 2) Handling realtime generation with two live channels that are both producing information, like regular human dialogue. Our model is at the frontier of both of these, natively fitting to the two-speaker format with faster-than-human react
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