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Random Attention, Flow Matching for VLAs, Tencent's Speech Foundation Model

This week, AI research landed on random attention, flow matching as the method for action generation, and an open-source model that can generate and edit speech from instructions.

We'll explain these developments and how they work visually, then take a look at some results and key movements to keep you updated in no time.

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