Imagine Brad Pitt speaking in six different languages: new AI translates dialogue in the speaker’s voice


Thanks to AI technology, as well as translating text or speech, one same voice can speak in several languages. — AFP Relaxnews

The Canadian startup Resemble has developed an ingenious system for automatically translating speech into other languages while maintaining the speaker’s same voice. The tool, called Localize, is based on artificial intelligence and could prove revolutionary in several fields.

This new technology has all kinds of potential applications, especially in the worlds of media and entertainment. There would be no need for voiceover actors to dub movies, for example, since stars like Brad Pitt would be able to speak directly in several languages for different versions of a film.

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