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Combined coarse self-supervised semantic tokens with fine neural-codec tokens in hierarchical language modeling, generating prompted speech and piano continuations without transcript-based supervision.
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No transcript requirement applies to the described audio-generation training, not to every inherited model's complete provenance. Plausible continuations need not be factually correct or authorized speaker reproductions; paper first appeared 2022, cited revision is 2023.
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- AudioLM: a Language Modeling Approach to Audio Generation
- Borsos et al.: AudioLM semantic and acoustic token generation — author/company project record
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Zalán Borsos; Raphaël Marinier; Damien Vincent; Eugene Kharitonov; Olivier Pietquin; Matt Sharifi; Dominik Roblek; Olivier Teboul; David Grangier; Marco Tagliasacchi; Neil Zeghidour
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Borsos et al.: AudioLM semantic and acoustic token generation
Combined coarse self-supervised semantic tokens with fine neural-codec tokens in hierarchical language modeling, generating prompted speech and piano continuations without transcript-based supervision.
Scientific scope
No transcript requirement applies to the described audio-generation training, not to every inherited model's complete provenance. Plausible continuations need not be factually correct or authorized speaker reproductions; paper first appeared 2022, cited revision is 2023.
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People and systems
Zalán Borsos; Raphaël Marinier; Damien Vincent; Eugene Kharitonov; Olivier Pietquin; Matt Sharifi; Dominik Roblek; Olivier Teboul; David Grangier; Marco Tagliasacchi; Neil Zeghidour
Source-listed authors or explicitly credited technical contributors for the cited versions. Family entries retain source-specific attribution; a combined list is not one original-paper byline or equal individual work. Names alone do not establish resolved identities.