Renee Dubé:
January 22, 2020
Previously we've gone through the list of our English speaking AI and the different dialects they speak. You can see them all here.
In this article we're looking at our Arabic speaking AI and the different dialects and voices available.
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Tat Banerjee:
November 28, 2019
A few posts ago we transcribed an Indian English video using a Speech-To-Text Indian English transcription Artificial Intelligence (AI). Today we are going to take the same idea forward, and now going to translate the video into Hindi.
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Tat Banerjee:
October 28, 2019
Following on from last week's blog post, where we looked at different English dialects, we are going to do much the same today in Dutch, French and German.
Do you like the below examples? Let us know - we are super keen to hear what you think?
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Tat Banerjee:
October 22, 2019
Today we are going to look AI dubbing and look at a few different samples of what an AI can sound like in English. We are going to do something pretty simple, we will use the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog for our seed text.
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Tat Banerjee:
October 21, 2019
We get a number of questions around AI Accuracy, and depending on the context, the question can refer to a number of things.
Wanted to put down a note describing the various iterations of what Accuracy in Artificial Intelligence refers to, and where More ...
Tat Banerjee:
October 17, 2019
Today we are going to look AI dubbing and its various use cases. If you are wondering, is my content suitable for AI dubbing, or AI localisation? In simple terms:
What is dubbing or dub localisation? Should I use a human, or a machine for my dubbing More ...
Tat Banerjee:
April 17, 2019
This post covers how to transcribe audio content. We will use a podcast as our sample audio content, and assume you are on a free trial. This post covers:
Sign into the application. Create an audio specific template. Create a new item, with our audi More ...
