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What is Voice Cloning?

It is an artificial intelligence technology that creates new sentences by imitating the voice of a specific person.

Overview

Voice Cloning is an artificial intelligence technology that takes a specific person's voice as an example and produces sentences that that person has never said as if they had said them. This technology is used to create personalized audio experiences.

Analogy: Just as a painter can perfectly draw someone's face just by looking at a few photos, AI can replicate the timbre of a voice.

How it works

A short recording of the person's voice is analyzed. Artificial intelligence learns the frequency, tone and speaking style of this voice and pronounces new texts with these features.

Where it is used

It is used in movie dubbing, game characters and in medical fields to help people who have lost their voices speak again.

Commonly confused with

It is confused with voice changer; While voice substitution merely manipulates the tone, cloning completely copies the person's speech character.

Frequently asked questions

Is this technology safe?

Since it carries the risk of abuse, it is strictly controlled with ethical rules and security measures.

How long is audio recording required?

Modern models can produce very successful results with even a few seconds of clean recording.

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