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While everyone waits for the next big tech genius, Sonos is cleaning house at the top. Top designers are out, so who's inventing the future of audio now?
After six years of radio silence, Google is finally bringing something new to your living room — a smart speaker designed to make Gemini the star of the show. The catch? The AI steals the spotlight while the actual sound quality fumbles the ball.
Google just launched Gemma 4 12B, a multimodal model that does something that seemed impossible until recently: it runs locally on a 16GB RAM laptop, understands text, images AND audio at the same time, without needing bulky external encoders to do it. Translation: private, fast AI isn't just a frustrated developer's dream anymore.
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OpenBMB just dropped VoxCPM2, an open-source text-to-speech system that generates natural speech in 30 languages straight from text. No tokenizers, no intermediate steps—just direct diffusion and 48kHz audio. And yes, you can create an entire voice from a written description.
A fresh library just dropped on GitHub that tackles something developers have been wrestling with for ages: teaching AI models to learn from text, images, and audio all at once. It's not magic, but it's definitely not trivial either.
