VQV Signal
According to a post on X by @rissa_cao, Fish Audio introduced Live 3, a voice model that listens while it speaks, backchannels with phrases like "mm-hmm," and handles turn-taking. The post says builders have shared demos, including a haggling "2am locksmith" agent and a ChatGPT voice call that ordered a pizza from a Fish agent. The launch post itself is mainly a video, so the snippet offers few written specifics.
According to a post on X by @rissa_cao, Fish Audio introduced Live 3, a voice model that listens while it speaks, backchannels with phrases like "mm-hmm," and handles turn-taking. The post says builders have shared demos, including a haggling "2am locksmith" agent and a ChatGPT voice call that ordered a pizza from a Fish agent. The launch post itself is mainly a video, so the snippet offers few written specifics.
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Fish Audio introduced Live 3, a voice model that listens while it speaks, backchannels ("mm-hmm") and handles turn-taking. Builders on our lists posted demos, including a haggling "2am locksmith" agent and a ChatGPT voice call ordering a pizza from a Fish agent. The launch post is mainly a video. Why it matters:...
The post describes turn-taking as the main thing that makes voice agents sound robotic, so a model that handles it well could change how natural voice agents feel to users. Builders of voice agents and businesses considering them are the most directly affected. Next, watch for independent testing of these demos and whether the behavior holds up outside them.
Creators may want to watch whether this becomes a usable production tool or changes content workflows.
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