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US 2025/0265757 A1Published application
Preprocessor System for Natural Language Avatars
AssigneeCodebaby, Inc.
InventorsDan German, Michelle Collins, Tyler W. Chase-Nason, Navroz J. Daroga
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Abstract
A preprocessor for use with a machine learning system for control of computerized avatars provides for an embedding of avatar control information in a speech response file machine learning system for improved perception of emotional intelligence.
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An avatar system comprising:
- a large language learning model;
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- a prompt generating system operating to:
- (1) receive a consumer query from a browser computer connected to the Internet;
- (2) generate a first prompt for a large language model based on the query, the first prompt including a preprepared avatar role description and instruction to identify speaker emotions related to a response;
- (3) apply the first prompt to a large language model to generate a response package including response text and speaker emotions;
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- (4) convert the text of the response package to speech together with avatar control data interspersed in the speech at times based on locations of the avatar control data tags with respect to the text of the response package for output at the browser computer.
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A method of implementing an avatar using a large language model comprising:
- (1) receiving a consumer query from a browser computer connected to the Internet;
- (2) generating a first prompt for a large language model based on the query, the first prompt including a preprepared avatar role description and instruction to identify speaker emotions related to a response;
- (3) applying the first prompt to a large language model to generate a response package including response text and speaker emotions;
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- (4) converting the text of the response package to speech together with avatar control data interspersed in the speech at times based on locations of the avatar control data tags with respect to the text of the response package for output at the browser computer.
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