Voice Arena 发布 Turing TTS 基准,让听众听同一句话的人类与模型版本并选出真人,选错模型的比例即 Fool Rate,50% 意味着无法分辨。表现最好的 Gemini 3.8 Flash TTS 骗过听众约 10%。在 Voice Arena 偏好榜上,前四名模型统计上打平,但对照真人整体仍有很大差距。
Voice AI is now good enough that preference and human-likeness can be scored as separate targets.
@voicearena_ai launched a new benchmark, Turing TTS to score the second one directly: listeners hear the same sentence from a person and from a model, then pick the person.
How often they pick the model is the Fool Rate. 50% would mean listeners can’t tell.
Even the best model, Gemini 3.8 Flash TTS, fooled them about 10% of the time.
On Voice Arena’s preference board, the top four models are statistically tied. Measured against a human, the whole field still has a long way to go.
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Drop 2/15 Are we actually measuring the things we ultimately want our voice AI models to achieve? The best AI voices are becoming hard to tell apart. From each other. Not from humans. 🚀 Introducing Turing TTS: an evaluation that measures how often human listeners mistake AI-generated speech for real human speech. We tested leading TTS models against real human speech. Even the best model fooled listeners only ~10% of the time. With Turing TTS, we hope to contribute to a broader discussion within the research community about how we measure progress in voice AI. If one of our goals is to develop speech that is indistinguishable from human speech, how well do our current evaluation methods capture progress toward that goal? We don’t claim that Turing TTS is the right way forward, or that human indistinguishability should be the goal of every TTS system. Rather, we hope these findings encourage the community to collectively examine whether blind pairwise human evaluations of naturalness are sufficient, and what else we might need to measure. Results are now live on @voicearena_ai.在 X 查看被引用的帖子
来源:Rohan Paul · x.com