Extending GPT2 for audio generation #24
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hi @karpathy
I was inspired by your video to try my hand at training from scratchI trained a GPT2 model to generate audio. Don't think it's good enough to call it 'GPT2o' but it's first legible generation was funny. Also early signs of quite decent accent pickup. Would be interesting to see if it improves when trained on more data.
I didn't expect this to be a merge, more of a proof of concept. Thanks for all your work!