If you're interested, you might as well check out Gladia, at least they have a pricing section and allow you to use it as a developer, unlike just asking you to "Request a Demo".
And while a sibling comment links to the GitHub repository, their entire website does not contain such a link.
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Edit: My bad, for some reason I first checked the website instead of the blog post. Looks much more interesting now.
Looks like they left out all training code, presumably for commercial reasons (but it only just came out so it's conceivable they are just cleaning up that side of the code but I doubt it). Totally their call, given they've put the effort in, just a shame.
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Nothing of interest here, it's an ad.
If you're interested, you might as well check out Gladia, at least they have a pricing section and allow you to use it as a developer, unlike just asking you to "Request a Demo".
And while a sibling comment links to the GitHub repository, their entire website does not contain such a link.
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Edit: My bad, for some reason I first checked the website instead of the blog post. Looks much more interesting now.
They have shared the link to GitHub [1], HuggingFace repo [2], and the paper [3]:
1. https://github.com/aiola-lab/whisper-medusa
2. https://huggingface.co/aiola/whisper-medusa-v1
3. https://paperswithcode.com/method/multi-head-attention
Looks like they left out all training code, presumably for commercial reasons (but it only just came out so it's conceivable they are just cleaning up that side of the code but I doubt it). Totally their call, given they've put the effort in, just a shame.