When an AI model speaks text, the words being spoken should highlight on the screen. This helps the user follow along. The user needs controls to pause, move forward, or repeat the audio.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
When an AI model speaks text, the words being spoken should highlight on the screen.
This helps the user follow along. The user needs controls to pause, move forward, or repeat the audio.
When an AI model uses text-to-speech, the text that is currently being spoken must highlight. This allows the user to listen and read at the same time. The user can choose to only listen or only read. The user can also do both. Controls for pausing, skipping, and replaying the audio must always be easy to see.
A student uses an AI model to learn a new language. The AI model speaks a sentence. As the AI model speaks, each word in the sentence highlights on the screen. The student can pause the audio to look up a word. The student can also replay the sentence to practice pronunciation.
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When an AI model speaks text, the words being spoken should highlight on the screen. This helps the user follow along. The user needs controls to pause, move forward, or repeat the audio.