The makers noticed that the processing time with GPT-4 was much longer than GPT-3 and made Ameca appear less responsive with her facial expressions.
In December 2021, we brought to you the ‘world’s most advanced humanoid robot’. Ameca, born of a UK-based company Engineered Arts, displayed a multitude of human-like expressions in August 2022. Now, the developers behind Ameca have released a new video in which the bot can be seen exhibiting its polyglot-like qualities — speaking several languages including Japanese, German, Chinese, French, British, and American English.
Engineered Arts.
This Ameca demonstration used GPT-3 for conversation and translation, DeepL for language detection, and Amazon Polly Neural voices, according to the YouTube description. The team is currently working on a demo using Eleven labs voice cloning which adds complexity, thanks to the additional “phoneme and Visme generation” for lip sync. They will be integrated into the company’s Tritium software platform. And a beta public version will be released in the coming months.
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