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Moshi Full-Duplex Speech Quiz
Checks Moshi’s full-duplex audio streams, Mimi codec, direct speech-to-speech design, latency target and inner-monologue method.
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What does 'full-duplex' mean in the context of Moshi?
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- What does 'full-duplex' mean in the context of Moshi?
- It can listen and speak at the same time
- It only works in two languages
- It needs two microphones
- It doubles the audio volume
- Which organization released Moshi?
- OpenAI
- Kyutai
- Google DeepMind
- Meta
- What is Mimi in the Moshi system?
- A search engine
- A graphics renderer
- A neural audio codec that turns speech into discrete tokens
- A text translation API
- How does Moshi differ from a traditional voice-assistant pipeline?
- It only outputs text
- It requires no model at all
- It works only offline with no AI
- It processes audio directly instead of chaining STT, an LLM, and TTS
- Roughly what conversational latency does Moshi target?
- Around 160-200 milliseconds
- About 2-3 seconds
- About 10 seconds
- Exactly 1 minute
- What is the purpose of Moshi's 'Inner Monologue' method?
- To hide the conversation from users
- To predict text before audio, improving linguistic quality
- To translate everything into French
- To compress video
- Mimi encodes audio at 12.5 discrete frames per second. About how far apart are consecutive frames?
- About 8 milliseconds
- About 800 milliseconds
- About 80 milliseconds
- About 1 second
- Which two synchronized streams does Moshi model in parallel?
- Two unrelated text transcripts
- The user’s video and the system’s screen
- Two copies of the same language-model weights
- The user’s incoming audio and the system’s own outgoing audio
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