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An emerging field of generative artificial intelligence (AI) technology has elevated voice dubbing to a new level—one where English-speaking acting icons can indeed appear to speak their famous lines in fluent Spanish or Greek or even Russian.
Voice dubbing is when a new voice replaces the original voice for a role, usually to translate the content into another language and an Israeli startup is leading the way, thanks to its artificial intelligence platform.
Traditional voice dubbing studios (opens in a new tab) can take up to months to produce dubbed versions of content, with a complex duplication process that includes finding the right voice actor and recording the script reading. Studios spend up to $150K (opens in a new tab) on dubbing a single film.
Deepdub.ai is a startup that created AI software that can dramatically reduce the time and effort needed to dub movies and shows. Deepdub.ai Co-founder and CEO Ofir Krakowski is a Technion alumnus.
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Artificial intelligence is not simply changing higher education — it is detonating old assumptions about how students learn and how professors teach. As universities worldwide grapple with how to respond, the Technion is working to confront the questions head-on. Here, AI is not treated as a threat but a catalyst, prompting careful reexamination at every […]
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