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在全双工语音模型中释放LLM能力

Liberating LLM Capabilities in Full-Duplex Speech Models

Royal Zhang(皇家张)

Luoyuan Zhang, Bokai Xu, Junbo Cui, Weiyue Sun, Yingjing Xu, Hanyu Liu, Yuan Yao

AI总结:

提出Listen-Write-Speak (LWS)三通道范式,使LLM在共享因果注意力上下文中同时监听、书写可见文本并实时口语回应,无需架构修改,实现全双工交互。

摘要:

基于语音的大型语言模型通常局限于口语回复,这将其面向用户的输出限制在可口头表达的内容上,并抑制了文本原生能力,如代码生成、结构化分析和实时交互中的多步推理,对于需要持久、结构化且可检查的中间输出的任务。现有工作改进了口语推理或全双工轮流发言,但仍将文本视为隐藏的中间状态或从属模态,而非第一类输出通道。我们提出Listen-Write-Speak (LWS),一种文本优先的三通道范式,其中单个自回归LLM持续监听用户音频,写出可见的自由形式文本作为其主要输出,并在共享因果注意力上下文中并行生成实时口语回应。该行为完全通过Token Schema实现,无需架构修改,并通过两阶段数据流水线学习,该流水线合成与揭示的输入时间线一致的每秒认知注释。实验上,LWS在Full-Duplex-Bench上展示了强大的全双工交互,在VoiceBench AlpacaEval上达到4.72,写作-口语一致性达92.6%,并在URO-Bench上持续优于其内部消融版本。这些结果表明,可见书写可以作为语音交互的第一类输出通道,而不会牺牲实时响应性。代码和数据集可在项目页面获取:https://royalzhang.com/project/lws-page/。

英文摘要:

Speech-based large language models are typically constrained to spoken replies, which limits their user-facing outputs to what can be verbalized and suppresses text-native capabilities such as code generation, structured analysis, and multi-step reasoning in realtime interaction, for tasks that require persistent, structured, and inspectable intermediate outputs. Existing work improves spoken reasoning or full-duplex turn-taking, but still treats text as a hidden intermediate state or a subordinate modality rather than a first-class output channel. We propose Listen-Write-Speak (LWS), a text-first tri-channel paradigm in which a single autoregressive LLM continuously listens to user audio, writes visible free-form text as its primary output, and speaks a realtime oral response in parallel under a shared causal attention context. This behavior is implemented entirely through a Token Schema, requiring no architectural modifications, and learned via a two-stage data pipeline that synthesizes per-second cognitive annotations consistent with the revealed input timeline. Empirically, LWS demonstrates strong full-duplex interaction on Full-Duplex-Bench, reaches 4.72 on VoiceBench AlpacaEval, achieves 92.6% writing-speaking consistency, and consistently outperforms its internal ablations on URO-Bench. These results suggest that visible writing can serve as a first-class output channel for speech interaction without sacrificing realtime responsiveness. The code and dataset are available on the project page: https://royalzhang.com/project/lws-page/.

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