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According to a post on X by @victormustar, Ava is a voice avatar that listens, talks and lip-syncs in real time, with all inference running on the user's device. The post says it is built on Liquid AI's open LFM3-Omni voice model, Hugging Face WebGPU kernels and open-source avatar animation. The demo is presented as running without a cloud server for processing. The snippet does not give benchmarks, performance figures or release details.
According to a post on X by @victormustar, Ava is a voice avatar that listens, talks and lip-syncs in real time, with all inference running on the user's device. The post says it is built on Liquid AI's open LFM3-Omni voice model, Hugging Face WebGPU kernels and open-source avatar animation. The demo is presented as running without a cloud server for processing. The snippet does not give benchmarks, performance figures or release details.
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@victormustar showed Ava, a voice avatar that listens, talks and lip-syncs in real time with all inference on the user's device. It's built on Liquid AI's open LFM3-Omni voice model, Hugging Face WebGPU kernels and open-source avatar animation. Why it matters: Private, on-device voice assistants are getting good...
Developers building voice assistants could see on-device options as a practical alternative to cloud-based pipelines, which may matter for privacy-sensitive uses. Businesses and users who want voice interaction without sending audio to remote servers would be the most affected if this approach matures. Watch for published performance data, hardware requirements and whether the components are released for others to use.
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