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inclusionAI releases five open-weight Ming-3.0 speech and audio models

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inclusionAI releases five open-weight Ming-3.0 audio models for speech synthesis, audio understanding and speech recognition, according to Ant Ling, which says it open-sourced them.

Ant Ling lists the parameter counts: the speech synthesis family includes a 0.5B voice design model and a 7.9B-parameter (1.3B active) Tiny model for long-form speech; the audio family includes a 126B-parameter (6.5B active) Flash model for understanding and tool use and a 9.3B-parameter (2.7B active) Tiny model for dialogue; the recognition model, Ming-3.0-asr-tiny, has 8.6B parameters (2B active) and accepts hotwords and dialogue history.

ModelScope says Ming-3.0-tts-0.5B reaches a 1069 Elo rating on Artificial Analysis Controlled Voice, the top open-weight result, using eight English reference voices. It also reports that Ming-3.0-audio-flash scores 99.40 on BigBenchAudio S2T in the authors' own comparison.

SGLang and vLLM announce day-0 serving support for the models, with SGLang-Omni covering three of them.

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  1. Oct 19, 12:32 PM ET · 1 article
    vLLM adds day-0 support for Ming-3.0 speech models in vLLM-Omni
    vLLM: Ant Ling open-sources five Ming-3.0 speech models, with vLLM-Omni day-0 support
  2. Oct 19, 11:26 AM ET · 1 article
    SGLang-Omni adds day-0 support for Ming-3.0 audio models
    SGLang: SGLang-Omni adds day-0 support for Ming-3.0 audio models
  3. Oct 19, 10:37 AM ET · 2 articles
    Ming-3.0 releases five open-weight audio models for speech synthesis, analysis, and transcription
    ModelScope: Ming-3.0 releases five open-weight audio models for speech and transcription

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Oct 19
  1. vLLMOfficial
    Ant Ling open-sources five Ming-3.0 speech models, with vLLM-Omni day-0 support

    AIAnt Ling open-sourced five Ming-3.0 speech models spanning TTS, audio understanding, and ASR, from 0.5B to 126B total parameters (6.5B active). vLLM-Omni supports serving them from day 0.

  2. Ant LingOfficial
    Ant Ling open-sources five Ming-3.0 speech models across three families

    AIAnt Ling says it has open-sourced five Ming-3.0 models across speech synthesis, audio understanding, and speech recognition. The Ming-3.0-tts family includes a 0.5B voice design model and a 7.9B-parameter (1.3B active) Tiny model for long-form speech. The Ming-3.0-audio family includes a 126B-parameter (6.5B active) Flash model for understanding and tool use, and a 9.3B-parameter (2.7B active) Tiny model for efficient dialogue, while Ming-3.0-asr adds an 8.6B-parameter (2B active) Tiny model for dialects and context.

    Image from @AntLingAGI's post
  3. SGLangOfficial
    SGLang-Omni adds day-0 support for Ming-3.0 audio models

    AISGLang-Omni supports Ming-3.0 from InclusionAI on day 0, covering three audio models. Ming-3.0-asr-tiny handles Chinese and English speech recognition with dialect support, and Ming-3.0-tts-tiny clones voices in 7 languages. Ming-3.0-audio-flash is a 126B-A6.5B MoE model for audio understanding and reasoning.

    Image from @sgl_project's post
  4. ModelScopeOfficial
    Ming-3.0 releases five open-weight audio models for speech and transcription

    AIinclusionAI releases Ming-3.0, five open-weight audio models for controllable speech, long-recording analysis, and context-aware transcription. Ming-3.0-tts-0.5B reaches a 1069 Elo rating on Artificial Analysis Controlled Voice, the top open-weight result, using eight English reference voices. Ming-3.0-audio-flash scores 99.40 on BigBenchAudio S2T in the authors' comparison, and Ming-3.0-asr-tiny accepts hotwords and dialogue history.

    Video from @ModelScope2022's post

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