Machine Dubbing Startup Dubverse Raises USD 0.8m in Seed Round
Synthetic dubbing startup, Dubverse, raises USD 800,000 in seed round led by Kalaari Capital; offers “real time” automated dubbing.
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Machine Translation Left Unaddressed by EU in Proposed AI Legislation
How risky are machine translation and other natural language processing applications? “First AI legislation on the planet” aims to mitigate risk. Violators may face significant fines for breach.
Reader Polls: Non-English Netflix, Open to Work, AI Voices at a Screen Near You
Here’s your take on Netflix’s non-English content, Apple hiring people for their voices in many languages, changing jobs in 2021, and machine-generated voices going mainstream.
Apple’s Job Openings for ‘Creative Producers’ May Hint at Plans for Machine Dubbing
Voice producers fluent in a range of languages will work with synthetic speech to improve Siri — but Apple could be setting the stage for broader use cases, such as dubbing.
(Partially) Automated Dubbing Tool Papercup Raises USD 11m
UK startup Papercup’s latest round brings total funds raised to USD 14m since 2017 launch. Future applications could include lip-syncing and real-time human conversations across many languages.
Synthesia Raises USD 3.1m for Lip-Sync Technology That Could Change Dubbing
UK-based AI video production startup Synthesia, which uses synthetically-generated face masks to reanimate speech movements, has just secured USD 3m in funding.
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