AuK-Flash
MITDistilled four-step speech generation and editing
Evaluate lower-latency speech editing against the base AuK model. Four-step inference is a publisher capability claim, not an OpenSpeech speed measurement. Reference rights and deployment behavior require task-specific review.
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Standardized samples are pending for this release. See the official sources below for the author’s demo.
AuK-Flash · Samples pending · Same three scripts across the directory.
Best for: Evaluate lower-latency speech editing against the base AuK model.
Permissive model license: Four-step inference is a publisher capability claim, not an OpenSpeech speed measurement. Reference rights and deployment behavior require task-specific review.
Code: MIT. Weights: MIT. License sources checked 2026-09-20. Source 1Source 2
Before you choose: Four-step inference is a publisher capability claim, not an OpenSpeech speed measurement. Reference rights and deployment behavior require task-specific review.
No OpenSpeech hardware benchmark yet; follow the checkpoint documentation.
Details reviewed 2026-09-20. Hardware figures are estimates unless a benchmark is linked.
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Every model in this directory is read against the same three scripts so voices can be compared honestly — AuK-Flash’s samples just haven’t been generated yet.
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See the official repository installation guide.Sources & setup details
AuK-Flash FAQ
Do I need a GPU to run AuK-Flash?
We have not verified a hardware requirement for this release. Follow the official setup instructions.
Can AuK-Flash clone voices?
Yes — AuK-Flash supports voice cloning from reference audio.
What license is AuK-Flash released under?
AuK-Flash is released under the MIT license. Always check the repository for the exact terms — some models license code and weights separately.
What languages does AuK-Flash support?
AuK-Flash supports English, Chinese.
Is there a hosted AuK-Flash API?
OpenSpeech Cloud is accepting production-access interest for AuK-Flash, but this model is not currently hosted in Cloud. Use the official repository for current deployment options.