Tag Archives: voice syntheses

Can you tell the difference?

One of the big issues in Digital Transformation is how to leverage technology to transform the business. The tricky aspect that needs to be faced is that through the transformation you are taking your “business” into the digital space, drastically reducing transaction cost. This impact the end user (customer) price …

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Do you need a copilot? Linda is ready

In the last few weeks I have flown a Cessna 172. I started from Italy for a round the world tour, so far I have reached Iran and I have enjoyed amazing landscapes from the green hills of Lebanon, the many islands in Greece to the deserts of Saudi Arabia. …

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I didn’t say that!

Technology is opening up unexpected possibilities that in turns may lead to undesired results. This is surely the case with the results obtained in a collaboration between Princeton and Adobe: the editing of voice messages. The joint team has created a voice editor, VoCo, that works exactly like a text editor. With …

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That’s quite a talker!

I was fortunate to witness the evolution of computer “voice”.  Back in the 80ies I sat close to researchers at CSELT, the research centre, now disappeared,  of the Telecommunications Company in Italy, working on making a computer talk. I remember it was a metallic voice, quite far from a human …

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