IBM updates Granite Speech with models for translation, speed and speaker tracking

George Saon and IBM's speech team added a 2B multilingual model and revised two others, with performance figures largely reported by IBM.

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IBM is packaging speech AI around distinct deployment constraints, with separate models for multilingual translation, high-throughput transcription and speaker tracking. Its reported speed and accuracy results give buyers a starting point, but they still need to test the models on their own audio.

IBM updates Granite Speech with models for translation, speed and speaker tracking — George Saon and IBM's speech team added a 2B multilingual model and revised two others, with performance figures largely reported by IBM.

George Saon, IBM's speech strategy lead, and a team of researchers updated Granite Speech on October 21st with three models aimed at different jobs: multilingual transcription and translation, high-throughput speech recognition, and transcripts that track speakers and timing. The Hugging Face announcement adds one new model and revises two existing ones.…

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