- By Srishti Mukherjee
The Israeli startup DeepDub claims that it can dub films, television shows, and video games while retaining the pitch and tone of the original actors in any given process. This allows them to recreate the voices of famous actors in other languages, as well as provide an efficient alternative to hiring voice actors to dub individual films or television shows.
Another company, the UK-based Synthesia, is using AI-based video-editing software to improve the quality of dubbing by tweaking the actor’s mouth movements to fit the local language they are speaking.
Meanwhile, WellSaid Labs—a Seattle-based startup—is offering AI voices with different voice personalities (such as “energetic and insightful” or “poised and expressive”) to its clients.
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Srishti Mukherjee
Drowned in reading sci-fi, fantasy, and classics in equal measure; Srishti carries her bond with literature head-on into the world of science and tech, learning and writing about the fascinating possibilities in the fields of artificial intelligence and machine learning. Making hyperrealistic paintings of her dog Pickle and going through succession memes are her ideas of fun.
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