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This research analyzes silence thresholds in human sitcoms versus AI-generated podcasts using Google NotebookLM, offering insights into how large language models handle conversational turn-taking dynamics compared to traditional media production. By comparing these gaps across gender and production settings, the study provides a technical benchmark for evaluating the naturalness of synthetic dialogue systems within specific computational linguistics contexts.
Modeling turn-taking with distant viewing: investigating silence thresholds in human and AI-generated discourse
arXiv:2607.18076v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: This study investigates silence gaps in two kinds of audiovisual material. We analysed thirty US situational comedies and fifty-one synthetic podcasts generated with Google NotebookLM. Gaps were compared across speaker gender, assigned from a fundamental-frequency threshold estimated in Praat, and across production settings.
Abstract:This study investigates silence gaps in two kinds of audiovisual material. We analysed thirty US situational comedies and fifty-one synthetic podcasts generated with Google NotebookLM. Gaps were compared across speaker gender, assigned from a fundamental-frequency threshold estimated in Praat, and across production settings.
Computation and Language (cs.CL)
arXiv:2607.18076 [cs.CL]
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