Ant Ling's Ming-3.0 gives a local home assistant speech input and output
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Ant Ling says its Ming-3.0 models supply the ears and voice for a local home assistant built by @aijoey, with DeepSeek V4.1 Flash handling reasoning.
Per Ant Ling's post, Ming 3.0 ASR tiny runs on a Mac mini M4 for speech recognition, and Ming 3.0 TTS 0.5B runs on two NVIDIA DGX Sparks for voice output.
Joey says the code will be released in a repo that is still being built. Ant Ling's post does not include a release date or a link.
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Ant Ling@AntLingAGIOfficialAnt Ling's Ming-3.0 powers a local home assistant with DeepSeekAIAnt Ling says Ming-3.0 supplies the ears and voice for a local home assistant built by @aijoey, with DeepSeek handling the reasoning. The assistant runs on two NVIDIA DGX Sparks, with Ming 3.0 ASR tiny on a Mac mini M4 for speech recognition and Ming 3.0 TTS 0.5B on the Sparks for voice output. Joey says the code will be released in a repo that is still in progress.
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