It is not only a spiritual situation, but a scientific fact to understand whether or not to understand or speak in a foreign language. Well, what’s the reason?
Gemini Live makes it easier for you to see everything you discuss in the conversation by providing a complete breakdown as soon as you finish the conversation. However, it currently does not offer a simple method to summarize important points. Google plans to change it. This …
“Personal Voice”, a very special feature that not many people know about, is one of the most important features that Apple added to iPhones. This feature allows you to talk to others using your own voice, even if you lose your voice one day. So how to use the Personal Voice feature?
A disabled academician, who is also a doctor, began to lose his voice as his disease progressed. This person, who is also a disability rights advocate, received support from iPhone to protect his voice.
After its own language model, Meta announced its new artificial intelligence Voicebox, which this time can clone voice and edit recorded voice.
Apple introduced Personal Voice and Live Speech technologies that it will offer to users with the iOS 17 operating system. Here are the details…
Google introduced the “universal translator” feature, which is thought to be available for YouTube. This feature will bring real-time translation and dubbing.
Phones are an integral part of most people’s daily lives. It is known that the father of the telephone is Alexander Graham Bell. Bell is credited as the inventor of the telephone and the first person to speak on the telephone. So, did Alexander Graham Bell really invent the telephone?
The Bing chatbot both surprised and frightened everyone with its unbalanced and crazy answers.
Google is developing a new feature for its virtual assistant. The tech giant will focus on improving the smart assistant experience by …
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