common-voice/common-voice
Common Voice is part of Mozilla's initiative to help teach machines how real people speak.
What it solves
Common Voice is a platform designed to solve the scarcity of open, high-quality speech data. It allows people to donate their voice recordings of specific sentences to create public domain datasets for training voice recognition tools.
How it works
The project is a web application that facilitates the collection of speech donations. Users contribute by reading sentences provided by the platform, and the system manages the process of collection, translation, and language-specific workflows to build a massively multilingual speech corpus.
Who it’s for
It is for developers and researchers who need open-source speech datasets for training AI voice recognition models, as well as volunteers who wish to contribute to the open web.
Highlights
- own a massively-multilingual speech corpus
- public domain datasets (CC0 license)
- community-driven collection of voice recordings
- integrated workflows for adding new languages and sentences
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