Multi-user voice agents must track who said what across dialogue sessions. Text LLMs are attractive backbones for such agents, but transcripts alone do not expose acoustic speaker identity, leaving the model without a persistent reference for linking informat...
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Voices as Handles: Reasoning about Speaker Identity with Frozen Text LLMs
Multi-user voice agents must track who said what across dialogue sessions. Text LLMs are attractive backbones for such agents, but transcripts alone do not expose acoustic speaker identity, leaving the model without a persistent reference for linking informat...
Multi-user voice agents must track who said what across dialogue sessions. Text LLMs are attractive backbones for such agents, but transcripts alone do not expose acoustic speaker identity, leaving the model without a persistent reference for linking information to speakers across sessions. We address this gap by...
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