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Amazon Wants Alexa To Sound Like Your Deceased Loved One
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June 25, 2022
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4:46Now PlayingAt Amazon’s remars conference, amazon’s senior vice president and head scientist for Alexa, Rohit prasad revealed their latest cool/creepy feature, speaking in the voice of a deceased loved one. Jayar Jackson and David Shuster break it down on The Watchlist. Watch LIVE weekdays at noon ET.
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"At Amazon’s re:MARS conference, the company announced it’s working on a feature that can synthesize short audio clips of a person’s voice and then reprogram it as longer speech. Amazon’s Senior Vice President and Head Scientist for Alexa, Rohit Prasad, showed off a demonstration where, as TechCrunch described, “the voice of a deceased loved one (a grandmother, in this case), is used to read a grandson a bedtime story.”
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