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KDTalker is really wild 🤯👇 - Can run on single 4090 or 3090 🤩 - Uses Diffusion for generating audio-driven Talking Portraits - Preserves character identity with fine facial details - Expressions change with the speech, giving high pose diversity

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Gradio1 year ago

Play with the official gradio app: Code: Coming very soon to the @huggingface Spaces 🤗

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TurboScribe1 year ago

What REAL customers say about TurboScribe's unlimited AI transcription 👇 🇺🇸 "Not only does it transcribe with amazing accuracy, it also filters out a ton of the unnecessary noise associated with pauses in audio. Keep up the great work!" - Kevin

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Abubakar Abid1 year ago

cc @freddy_alfonso_

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migero 🤌🥕🐇1 year ago

enjoy your celebrities trying to sell you crypto in near future with this ......

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Figure1 year ago

kdtalker never sleeps

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Ricci👁1 year ago

Looking forward to accessing Comfyui

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stephen 🌿1 year ago

@super_bavario

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