Underdog releases Woof, a 32MB on-device text-to-speech model, with a browser game demo
Startup Underdog released a browser game that demonstrates Woof, its roughly 31.7 MB text-to-speech model with 31 million parameters. The company says the model runs on most devices without an internet connection, and the weights are open for download. This follows the Bark release, a 167 MB speech-to-text model for edge devices. Founder Sigil Wen says the goal is American-made open models that give users private, local AI. Underdog has also released a 27-billion-parameter model that runs on laptops, and a waitlisted local app. The article is product news. It reports no vulnerability, attack or security incident.
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Underdog releases Woof, a 32MB on-device text-to-speech model, with a browser game demo
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Startup Underdog released a browser game that demonstrates Woof, its roughly 31.7 MB text-to-speech model with 31 million parameters. The company says the model runs on most devices without an internet connection, and the weights are open for download. This follows the Bark release, a 167 MB speech-to-text model for edge devices. Founder Sigil Wen says the goal is American-made open models that give users private, local AI. Underdog has also released a 27-billion-parameter model that runs on laptops, and a waitlisted local app. The article is product news. It reports no vulnerability, attack or security incident.