Enterprises adopting voice AI must consider not just usability, but inclusion. Supporting users with disabilities is a market opportunity.

You’ve probably experienced the frustration of being misheard or misunderstood by a smart speaker or AI assistant. For people with non-standard speech, it can happen in nearly every interaction ...

How this startup uses AI to give speech-impaired people their voice back Having just secured fresh funding, Whispp was named a CES 2024 Innovation Award honouree January 9, 2024 - 5:30 pm ...

A new AI-powered voice assistant from Sesame AI is pushing the boundaries of human-like interaction, using advanced speech technology to create more natural and emotionally aware conversations.

As impressive as that might be, the app was mostly inaccessible to people with speech impediments. This is why the company’s AI division has been working on new software specifically aimed at ...

LOVO, an AI voice and synthetic speech startup company, uses a voiceover API to turn text into speech in real-time using 200+ human-like voices in 33 languages using their “voice library.” ...

AI ENABLES PARALYZED MAN TO CONTROL ROBOTIC ARM WITH BRAIN SIGNALS. Key advancements. Real-time speech synthesis: The AI-based model streams intelligible speech from the brain in near-real time ...

That could soon change due to advancements made at the National AI Institute for Exceptional Education, a UB-led research organization that is creating artificial intelligence systems to ensure that ...

In a newly published paper, Microsoft researchers describe a state-of-the-art AI speech system that needs only 200 samples to achieve high accuracy. Skip to main content.

AssemblyAI, a startup developing AI speech models for a range of use cases, has rasied $50 million in fresh venture funding. Companies are betting big on generative AI to gain a competitive edge ...

Read More: The A-Z of Artificial Intelligence In the 20th century, the First Amendment was about protecting speech from government. In the 21st century, it will be about protecting the audience ...