As Google continues its journey with Chirp voice services, it’s evident that the tech giant is determined to stay at the forefront of innovation in AI.
Will Chirp 3 be able to match the uncanny realism of other AI voice technologies like Sesame’s “Maya” and “Miles”? Only time will tell né?. Hey there! Have you heard about the latest buzz in generative AI world? It seems like the spotlight is shifting towards voice technologies and Google is making sure to ride that wave.
Just recently Google made an exciting announcement about introducing Chirp 3 to its Vertex AI development platform. As DeepMind’s CEO, Demis Hassabis, rightly puts it, this is a marathon, not a sprint.
Exciting times ahead in the realm of generative AI! 🚀
. With the launch of customizable apps and services based on their AI model the competition is getting fiercer. Google’s CEO, Thomas Kurian, expressed the company’s commitment to ensuring responsible usage of Chirp 3, emphasizing safety and ethical considerations.
Amidst all this, startups like ElevenLabs are securing substantial funding to further advance their AI voice services. But one thing is for sure: this marathon of technological advancements is far from over né?. The cherry on top? Google has added eight new voices for 31 different languages making this launch even more diverse and inclusive.
From developing voice assistants and audiobooks to enhancing support agents and voice-overs for videos the possibilities with Chirp 3 seem endless. The news was dropped at a special event held at Google’s DeepMind offices in London, adding to the anticipation surrounding this innovation.
Not to be left behind in the voice AI race, other players like Sesame are also making significant strides. This updated version includes speech-to-text and HD text-to-speech models, promising a seamless experience for users
