In the sample on the website the abbreviation inside the parenthesis is skipped leading to the use of LLMs without it ever being initially defined. Not a big deal to anyone familiar with a term but of course papers on new subjects might keep the end user more engaged by not skipping that initial definition process. The audio displayed sounded very natural! How would it work for fiction and multiple voices (future capabilities?)?
Thank you for pointing this out!
This was our service being a bit 'over-eager' at skipping citations. I'll be working on an update over the next couple of days to address this - that is, to ensure that key definitions are not skipped
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In the sample on the website the abbreviation inside the parenthesis is skipped leading to the use of LLMs without it ever being initially defined. Not a big deal to anyone familiar with a term but of course papers on new subjects might keep the end user more engaged by not skipping that initial definition process. The audio displayed sounded very natural! How would it work for fiction and multiple voices (future capabilities?)?
Thank you for pointing this out! This was our service being a bit 'over-eager' at skipping citations. I'll be working on an update over the next couple of days to address this - that is, to ensure that key definitions are not skipped