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Speech AI Reliability Gaps
Speech-to-text and text-to-speech tools break down on noisy, multilingual, multi-speaker, or real-time audio, forcing manual correction and hurting production quality.
In their words
Using Chatterbox, i vibe coded a TTS hosted on my Ubuntu with RTX 5060 16gb to replace ElevenLabs.
not having to manually fast-forward through the footnotes while I'm driving
It's something I'd pay for my own work, but I'm looking for a tool I can use regularly for the indie SF/F magazine I read for.
I don't need remote/SSH or team seats, and I'd buy local dictation standalone today.
my audiobooks will probably not net me enough to pay off the monthly subscription
I am creating a product which interpretes between two language while keeping voice same.
the automates stuff keeps completely hallucinating words because of technical jargon and slight accents
pre-roll ads that play right at the start of an episode often slip through because transcription and Apple Intelligemce take time to process the episode
We're looking at constrained decoding and a validation pass but no idea if that's patching over a model problem.
I feel like I'm still spending a lot of time proofreading and fixing things afterward.
Why the open source models STT and TTS are not good as much as the closed one and i am talking here im terms of latency, concurrency, and websocket support for real time with decent quality.
say you've got 40 narrated modules, the voice was a contractor from 2021, and now three lines need to change.
The voices contained very industry specific words, the languages changed from one sentence to another
I make music and keep needing quick voiceovers for promo clips without booting up a whole studio setup.
voice and transcription developers
Where they talk
- r/TextToSpeech
- r/speechtech
- r/VoiceAutomationAI
- r/AI_Agents
- r/SideProject
- r/LocalLLaMA
- r/PlaudNoteUsers
- r/AIVoice_Agents
Tools they use today
- Whisper
- ElevenLabs
- Deepgram
- Gemini
- faster-whisper
- Krisp
- Pyannote
- Sarvam
Why those fall short
- lumping words and syllables, sometimes plain unintelligible
- Text eval doesn't catch prosody, clarity, accent handling
- pre-roll ads slip through due to processing delay
- Siri does not recognize the app name in other languages
- hallucinates words due to technical jargon and slight accents
Map of ideas
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