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Meta prices Muse Voice Transcribe at $0.18 an hour, with real-time diarization for 20+ speakers: a steal for enterprises?
Meta's entry into the real-time speech-to-text arena with Muse Voice Transcribe is generating significant buzz, particularly due to its compelling price point: just $0.18 per hour. This new audio perception model combines streaming transcription, diarization for 20+ speakers, and other key features within a single, accessible API. While not a record-breaking speaker count, Muse’s combination of high-capacity real-time diarization, low latency, and aggressive pricing offers a transformative solution for developers building meeting systems and AI-powered applications.
I compiled Doom's renderer into a 21B-parameter transformer -- no training anywhere [P]
Researchers have achieved a remarkable feat: compiling Doom's rendering engine into a 21-billion parameter transformer model, bypassing traditional training methods. Utilizing a custom compiler, the Doom algorithm’s computation graph was translated into transformer weights, resulting in a Hugging Face-compatible checkpoint. Inputting scene data as a prompt generates pixel drawing commands, reconstructing the iconic E1M1 frame. While achieving a modest 35 frames per day on a B200 (compared to the original’s 35 FPS), this innovative approach demonstrates the potential of AI-native computation.