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Ant Ling open-sources five Ming-3.0 speech models across TTS, audio and ASR

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Ant Ling announces it has open-sourced five Ming-3.0 speech models across three families: Ming-3.0-tts, a 0.5B model for voice design and paralinguistic cues, and a Tiny 7.9B A1.3B model for long-form speech; and Ming-3.0-asr, a Tiny 8.6B A2B model for dialects and context.

The announcement is on X and the report gives no further benchmark results.

A developer, Meng Shao, says he plans to run the 0.5B Ming-3.0-tts model locally because of its small size. He plans to build a book-reading assistant for his son and a German dubbing pipeline combining TTS, ASR and video understanding, with a working version due in a week and open-sourcing to follow. He has not yet released that project.

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    Meng Shao plans a local 0.5B Ming-3.0-tts reading and dubbing project

    AIMeng Shao says he wants to run the 0.5B Ming-3.0-tts voice synthesis and cloning model locally because it is small. He plans to build a book-reading assistant for his son and a German dubbing pipeline that combines TTS, ASR, and multimodal video understanding, with a working version due in a week and open-sourcing to follow.

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